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376LIZM - Pirate Quest 20 Getting the Ship

Loof-Lad is back in Bob's Boatyard to get his ship.

Using all the same models, houses and texture as for PQ17.
Download here if needed:

http://www.pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13879

Whoohoo, sitting here waiting has not been in vain.

♫♪ Going to the boatyard, the boatyard, the boatyard,
going to the boatyard to see what I can see. ♫♪☺

Dang I had to take a shower!

Right behind ya Popo

I have no doubt that ship will serve young Loof well for many a year, it was just recently keelhauled, sorry I mean overhauled!

I had some moments of confusion with the opening, as always, but the moment passed and our boy is ready to sail the open seas. BTW, I have a feeling Inger the Viking ain't on Loof's Christmas list.

Thanks for the continuing adventure Liz and allowing me to play a role, so to speak!

Yay, off to sail the high seas with his newly aquired ship. Loof lad was insisting on doing everything himself again - he's so ambitious - and was getting stuck in oh so many ways. Eventually he allowed Bobster the Lobster to help him and then it was much easier.

Btw, still don't know what the conveyors next to the coins were for, or that box and the one at the beginning. Didn't use either of them.

Got me sea sick pills ready for the next one, thank ya muchly.

Hey Liz,

This was so much fun! The lads and lady are eagerly awaiting the next adventure.

Hi Liz, I love the way you designed the Bobsters boatyard, Very atmospheric.
Well Looflad has his ship and is heading to sea for some high adventure.
Looking forward to the next installment, Thanks!

popo wrote:Btw, still don't know what the conveyors next to the coins were for, or that box and the one at the beginning. Didn't use either of them.

Well I'd better call ya Poop the Loop!
I see you can do it just using one of the wooden boxes. Oh well, back to the drawing board.

Another excellent level.. this series is hilarious. You are such a great storyteller!!! I'm enjoying it so much. THANKS

Loof-Lad is the proud owner of a ship fit for a pirate. I've been in and out of Bob's boat yard most the day fiddling here and there with this and that. I didn't use the conveyors either but I did use the one box from below to take care of the one sphere. Couldn't figure out a use for the other box by the conveyors, or I should say I did but just smashed it for gp.

So our boy is on his way to find jellyfish island, Inger the Viking went to the nearest tavern and is having herself some rum with the rest of her crew.

BTW--when do we get to see landlubber Liz in this Pirate Quest of yours?

Enjoyed this Liz...thank you

Loof-lad signed the papers for his new boat and is looking forward to setting sail. A fun and challenging level. Thanks for that fun, Liz!

Wow, did I make this more difficult than need be (not that it was a cakewalk anyway!) That steel box came in very handy once I used it for it's intended purpose (I didn't have to run quite as fast as before!!)
Loof got his boat and sailed off into the sunset! Thanks Liz!

I sure love your designs and story line. Just the way you set up the levels to make them look like a ship is tops.

Looflad is now a proud owner of his own ship and ready for the high seas.
Viking Inger didn't stay around long, think she was serenading that used boat salesman dastardly Bob.
Thank you Liz for another fun level.

Yaarrr!!! Finally Loof-Lad got his boat.
He is now ready to sail the seven seas - facing even more dangerous adventures on his way to rescue Governour Qookie.

Once more a brilliant piece of work, Lizzie

I don't know where Inger the Viking went, but Loof-Lad will take her advice to heart!

It took forever to find the yellow button, but once I did, they it to the exit! (But not before trapping the coins in the first part!)

Fun! Thanks!

This took some trial and error to find just the right boat in just the right spot. Didn't even notice the yellow gate the first few times around. Then realized I had to use some serious team work to get things done.

I kept thinking I needed those boxes in the beginning for something and was doing the green sphere part wayyyy wrong. Finally got outta there with a boat and booty!

Great fun Lizzie, and yeah...when are you going to be in one of these levels? Other than just your pirate portrait that is.

Thanks again for the fun and I'm off to the next!

Ahoy,
Had things figured out ... I thought, then found poor Loof one box short Called up the help of a friend & found a way .. Papers are signed & we're ready to set sail.
Thanks, for yet another fine adventure me lady

Sailing of into the sunset

Hmmm.... been struggling with this one for a while tonight! Am I supposed to get three wood boxes into the water leading to the pink timer room? I couldn't! I did get across to that room, but what are the wood boxes for because I sure would have liked to use them as a bridge over instead of dicing death with the rolling greenies! I managed to complete this one but had to leg it home as I had nothing going over the green or pink timers at the end, except one last green sphere that opened both for me. My main problem was moving that metal box to get the second character over to the pink room once I had a sphere rolling over the green timer

Would love to know the correct way when you get time please Lizzie
Confoozled of London - but happy to report that I got home - barely

Ace layout Lizzie - the signs on the houses were priceless!

Thanks for the email Lizzie - your way was much easier and not so dangy dangerous My main problem was having Peegue dilly dallying down in that blue button area and not where the action was! Typical man

When I have caught up - I will go back and play it properly

Sooper level - many thanks

Took quite a while to sort this one out! Finally teamwork paid off and Loof-Lad got his boat!

oh what fun! Tricky for me on the green button but I finally realized how I could arrange things to work for me!!

Thanks for the fun!