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My pirate ship did have some custom parts for the hull, but it most certainly didn't look like that Tugboat. The hull came in several pieces, each of which coul
by kijin 12y ago
My pirate ship did have some custom parts for the hull, but it most certainly didn't look like that Tugboat. The hull came in several pieces, each of which could be easily repurposed for other uses because they had rectangular edges for other pieces to attach to. I don't think this is just nostalgia messing with my memory. The damn ship didn't even float, because water leaked through the gaps between the pieces.
I admit that I may be biased because of the particular selection of Lego sets at the stores in my area. But if Lego itself hasn't changed, at least their marketing focus seems to have changed.
- ijk 12y agoThe Pirate ships have pretty much always had hulls that were large modular pieces, but not completely sealed. The Tugboat was one of a long line of floating ships; they all had one-piece hulls so that they'd be completely watertight. Though you could get the pirate ships to float if you used ballast and sealed them off with the right bricks; I got mine to float in the backyard pool.