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{"ref":"m0gv9stv","title":"Caribbean Clipper 2023","description":"Well, it's been a while.<\/p>
This was specifically designed with various re-interpreted techniques and designs from Barracuda Bay to make sure that the two ships stay stylistically similar. This entire project took ~around two weeks to make. You'd think taking a set and making it slightly smaller would be easy, but it turns out that those techniques were made for a very specifically sized design.<\/p>

I do plan on eventually releasing instructions for this but, unfortunately, my experience with the built-in stud.io instruction creator is quite limited. It scares me. If you know anyone who I could collaborate with to make my plans a reality that'd be great.<\/p>","author":"CoffeeCatCoffee","img":"https:\/\/mocs.app\/_DATA\/user\/1011\/ybqfcj91_caribbean-clipper.jpg","data":[],"modified":"2026-03-01 13:51:00","created":"2026-03-01 13:51:00"}

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CoffeeCatCoffee
Washington, USA

Caribbean Clipper 2023 1311 pcs

Updated 11d ago Created Mar 1 2026

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Well, it's been a while.

This was specifically designed with various re-interpreted techniques and designs from Barracuda Bay to make sure that the two ships stay stylistically similar. This entire project took ~around two weeks to make. You'd think taking a set and making it slightly smaller would be easy, but it turns out that those techniques were made for a very specifically sized design.

I do plan on eventually releasing instructions for this but, unfortunately, my experience with the built-in stud.io instruction creator is quite limited. It scares me. If you know anyone who I could collaborate with to make my plans a reality that'd be great.