Here are a few views of the start of the build Hugh.
I will add more tomorrow.
Rob.
Ticondaroga.
Here are a few views of the start of the build Hugh.
I will add more tomorrow.
Rob.
is it carved out of foam? thats an incredibly amount of detail!
This fort is done carefully! very nice Rob
The foam is a very dense type which is used for wall liners in caravans. It takes cutting very well. Most of the parts were done on my bandsaw.
Rob.
Here is the Fort before I added the stair cases and dormer windows.
Rob.
Here is the finished model in action.
The fort awaits General Abercrombie's final assult.
The skirmish line moves up.
French Auxiliary Cavalry moves off.
French troops man the Demi Lune.
The Howitzer opens fire.
Covering fire.
More ammunition is brought up.
A breach is achieved, and the Grenadiers go in.
Canadian troops reinforce the attack.
Next the Highlanders are thrown into the breach.
The French garrison bravely stands its ground.
Rob.
Last edited by Bligh; 08-12-2016 at 13:18.
very very very nice!
I agree, very nice! What rules set do you use for games?
That is a tremendous piece of modelling, Rob!
Thanks for the remarks, and the Rep from Dave chaps.
The rules tat we mainly use are Rebellion in the Colonies by Peter Helm, now sadly out of print, and Washington's Wars by David Hoffman. We have also played about with Redcoat by Scotty Bowden.
Rob.
Wow! Very impressive Rob. What scale? 15MM? 28MM?
It is in 25 mm scale Vol.
I wish I had done it in 15 now, but all my troops were already established at 25 to fit in with other members collections for shows.
Rob.
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