Bakers Dozen

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop :o

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop :o
  7. The Dawn Treader

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Orca

You’re actually #8. Simul-post.

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Dawn Treader
  8. The Orca

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Dawn Treader
  8. The Orca
  9. Serenity

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Dawn Treader
  8. The Orca
  9. Serenity
  10. HMS Pinafore
  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Dawn Treader
  8. The Orca
  9. Serenity
  10. HMS Pinafore
  11. The pirate ship, Revenge

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Dawn Treader
  8. The Orca
  9. Serenity
  10. HMS Pinafore
  11. The pirate ship, Revenge
  12. Nemo’s ship, the Nautilus

Famous fictional ships

  1. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701
  2. Millennium Falcon
  3. The Black Pearl
  4. The Raging Queen
  5. HMS Lydia
  6. The Good Ship Lollipop
  7. The Dawn Treader
  8. The Orca
  9. Serenity
  10. HMS Pinafore
  11. The pirate ship, Revenge
  12. Nemo’s ship, the Nautilus
  13. The Argo

New list: architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright

New list: architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright
  2. Buckminster Fuller

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright
  2. Buckminster Fuller
  3. I.M. Pei

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright
  2. Buckminster Fuller
  3. I.M. Pei
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant

How about we each add an example of their best-known work? I’ve gone back to add 1-4 below, but the OPs may change these if they like.

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)
  6. Frank Gehry (Disney Hall)

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall; much of the Washington, DC city plan)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)
  6. Frank Gehry (Disney Hall)
  7. Thomas Jefferson (Monticello; University of Virginia)

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall; much of the Washington, DC city plan)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)
  6. Frank Gehry (Disney Hall)
  7. Thomas Jefferson (Monticello; University of Virginia)
  8. Gustave Eiffel

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall; much of the Washington, DC city plan)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)
  6. Frank Gehry (Disney Hall)
  7. Thomas Jefferson (Monticello; University of Virginia)
  8. Gustave Eiffel (c’mon… you know)
  9. William F. Lamb (Empire State Building)

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall; much of the Washington, DC city plan)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)
  6. Frank Gehry (Disney Hall)
  7. Thomas Jefferson (Monticello; University of Virginia)
  8. Gustave Eiffel (c’mon… you know)
  9. William F. Lamb (Empire State Building)
  10. Howard Roark (hey, you didn’t say they had to be *real-life *architects!)

Architects

  1. Frank Lloyd Wright (Fallingwater)
  2. Buckminster Fuller (U.S. Pavilion dome, Expo 67)
  3. I.M. Pei (JFK Library)
  4. Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Federal Hall; much of the Washington, DC city plan)
  5. James Hoban (the White House)
  6. Frank Gehry (Disney Hall)
  7. Thomas Jefferson (Monticello; University of Virginia)
  8. Gustave Eiffel (c’mon… you know)
  9. William F. Lamb (Empire State Building)
  10. Howard Roark (hey, you didn’t say they had to be *real-life *architects!)
  11. Antoni Gaudi (Casa Mila Barcelona)