Lego Flying Dutchman for the Lego Pirates of the Caribbean video game

Carl Greatrix is a designer for the official Lego games, and his design of the Flying Dutchman for the Lego Pirates of the Caribbean video game shows why he’s the man for the job. Even though this is a render, just about all the parts used are official Lego elements.

Flying Dutchman for POTC game

11 comments on “Lego Flying Dutchman for the Lego Pirates of the Caribbean video game

  1. DARSFoG

    IF that is a render…. that is a very good render… it looks almost real!!

    I hope they put it into production!

  2. Bricktrix

    The colours are in ABS as we only use the LEGO colour pallete range.
    Thank you for the blog, I’m not sure what is meant by “just about all the parts” being official elements though, as it uses all official elements, just some in different colours to what they are currently produced in?

  3. gambort

    “as it uses all official elements, just some in different colours to what they are currently produced in?”

    Personally I’d call that an ‘unofficial element’ as it means the model can’t be built as is. It used to be a sort of agreed practise among CAD builders that you’d state any parts that didn’t exist for real in case someone tried to build your MOC. Not that I’m saying you should do that but it fits with the ‘unofficial’ line.

  4. Bricktrix

    Ah, I see thank you.
    Our definitions are different.
    We are allowed to use any official part in our builds, however, they can be colour changed to any official colour pallete range.
    The theory behind this is, that if it were to be an official set, these changes “could/would” be made.Thankfully we are not limited to a numerically low colour/part change ratio as the LEGO designers can be per set.
    Its also the same principal for us for printing / sticker work, hence the printed 2×2 tile

  5. Renzo

    What software do you use to make models such as this? Are you using Lego’s Maya extension, or something else?

  6. joelkun

    ^I don’t, but I’d still buy it! And I’d put it in a glass case so my kids wouldn’t be able to nick parts from it to make yet another rainbow warrior!

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