LEGO Fort Broadbrick (modular fort)

This is my entry for the Bricklink Designer Programm. If you like the model, please vote for it on the programm.
If it doesn't become a set, I will sell the instructions on rebrickable.
Welcome to Fort Broadbrick (unless you’re a pirate, of course!)
For years pirates have plundered the cargo of ships of all shapes and sizes, much to the dismay of Governor Shortfuse. Famous for his short temper, the Governor’s frequent outbursts of anger at these plunderings have become a health threat not only to himself, but also to those in his direct vicinity (don’t leave knives or loaded pistols lying about). The construction of Fort Broadbrick, a formidable fortress in a strategic location, has worked wonders for the temper of Governor Shortfuse, having ensured that only the most daring of pirates have continued their piracy in the region. Yet there are whispers some pirates are secretly conspiring a coordinated attack…
Fort Broadbrick boasts 5 brick built cannons, a barracks, a prison and a large arsenal of weaponry, striking fear in the heart of many a pirate.
The model consists of 11 modules that can be arranged in various ways :
Gate Module (8x16)
Barracks Module (8x16)
Armoury Module (8x16)
Stairway Module (8x8)
Prison Module (8x8)
4 Corner Modules (8x8)
2 Inverted Corner Modules (8x8)
Each module is either 8x8 or 8x16 studs wide and long, allowing for maximum interchangeability and different play and display configurations.
Fort Broadbrick can either be arranged as a compact fort, closed on all sides, or open for play or as an impressive display piece on a shelf.
For builders wishing to make the fort even larger, modules can easily be built more than once using parts from their private collection (not included in set).
The model consists of 2822 pieces and includes 5 minifigures.

[@KoralleRiff-hv5bk]

Looks amazing!!! You're so talented and creative!

[@vanestream]

Thanks so much! 😀

[@johnreynolds2000]

Incredible. The detail is outstanding. This is one of the best Lego sets I have ever seen, and it wasn't even made by Lego. I can't wait to see what else you've built for season 2 of Being Pirates.

[@vanestream]

Oh wow, thanks for you kind words 😊! I was actually working on Being Pirates two just now, still much to do though, and as fellow brickfilmer, you of course know how time consuming it is 😆Great job with doing your brickfilms!

[@johnreynolds2000]

I'm sure when Season 2 comes out it's going to be awesome.​@@vanestream

[@MrS1chris]

Class 👌🏻 Looking forward to Season 2!

[@vanestream]

Thank you 😀@@johnreynolds2000

[@vanestream]

Thanks! I'm glad there are people still waiting, even though it's taking so long 😀@@MrS1chris

[@KryptosInvictus]

Wooh this looks awesome

[@vanestream]

Thank you :-D

[@nolanjordi]

Fun montage of fort 🤩

[@vanestream]

Thanks!

[@TK-mj7zi]

Amazing❗️🤗🤩 I wish it was available in Lego stores

[@vanestream]

Thank you :-D

[@soundofspace8026]

is part 3 of your series still happening because i love your building style

[@vanestream]

Thanks! Due to life being very busy and other things having priority I haven't gotten round to part three, altough I hope to get it done at some point!

[@XaeeD]

I love it! But it can use a flag.

[@vanestream]

Thanks :-D That is an option, because I designed it for the Bricklink Designer Programm I had to use the parts available for that, with alas, no bluecoat flag.

[@micheldziadul7581]

Top 👌 do you think it will be available on rebrickable?

[@vanestream]

Thanks! I'm planning on making it available eventually, although I'm quite busy so it'll probably be a while.