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by bluetomcat 1661 days ago
For good creative play, they have to limit the diversity of pieces and colours within a single theme. Different sets from the same theme need to have similar pieces in the same colour scheme so they can co-exist nicely. Take these 3 sets from the classic 1990s Pirates, for example:

6259 "Broadside's Brig" https://brickset.com/sets/6259-1/Broadside-s-Brig

6267 "Lagoon Lock-up" https://brickset.com/sets/6267-1/Lagoon-Lock-Up

6265 "Sabre Island" https://brickset.com/sets/6265-1/Sabre-Island

Combining these 3 on a big baseplate can give you something completely new and interesting that still belongs to the Pirate theme. The bulk of the parts are white and yellow-coloured bricks for walls and architectural elements.

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Was this reply meant for me? I agree overall!