On deck, you’ll find the capstan hammer, which was used to call forth the Kraken in Dead Man’s Chest.ĭown below in the captain’s cabin is a detailed version of Davy Jone’s pipe organ.ĭavy Jones himself is at the helm. He speculates that the piece count of his vessel is pretty similar to the Falcon’s 7,500 pieces.Īs to be expected for a creation of this size, up close there’s a lot of extra features.
To get a sense of scale, Sebeus lined the model up against the 75192 UCS Millennium Falcon, LEGO’s largest official set ever. Sebeus’s photoshop skills enhancing the atmosphere to good effect. The tattered sails and rigging are particularly well realised, looking most effective as she glides out of the gloom. It also allows for an amazing amount of detail to be packed into the vessel’s decaying hull. The 3-foot-long ship has been fittingly constructed from a muted palette of grey, dark tan, and sand green bricks, giving it the perfect spectral hue. After six years in the making, master shipbuilder Sebeus I has completed his sensational LEGO version of the Flying Dutchman.
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