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Published on 11-24-2011 05:33
Ahoy Mate!

You have just come aboard the flag ship site for Sails of Glory. Here you will find a first rate crew and all the information about the game and its future releases. You will also find many house rules and game aides to make playing the game more enjoyable.

So welcome aboard and enjoy your tour.

The Royal Hajj
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What's on your workbench for April?

Well very authentic they look too Rolando.
Some of the chaps on the Drome are also dab hands at getting that varnished wood effect on the fuselages
Bligh Yesterday, 15:16

What's on your workbench for April?

Thank you, Rob! I finished the Starter set's HMS vanguard and HMS Terpsichore last night. I went with the bottom masts in yellow gor both, as a compromise
pajaromuerto Yesterday, 15:01

What's on your workbench for April?

I'm working on my first 1/1200 models, being a trio of British frigates, and for some reason I have started with the smallest - go figure

PeteW Yesterday, 13:44

Humor of the Sea

Bligh Yesterday, 13:34

Nautical related Taverns.

Ontario Canada.
Bligh Yesterday, 13:32

Favourite tipple.

Bligh Yesterday, 13:30

Lemon yellow was a thing then?

To add to the very erudite assessment that Dave has provided here.

This bit about the repainting of HMS Victory may also be of interest Rolando.
Bligh Yesterday, 13:27

What's on your workbench for April?

As you can see Jonas, I did not quite get the plinth made for the last cupboard before we left for Prague, so I guess this is still my workbench for April
Bligh Yesterday, 13:10

What's on your workbench for April?

Very fine they look too Rolando.
I keep having a peck at my ships from time to time trying to improve the look of the masts but it is a slow job
Bligh Yesterday, 12:43

SoG Game Tracker App (windows)

Super night sky. Big and little Dipper stand out like sore thumbs Aaron.

Sometime the Great Bear Ursa Major was known as King Charles's
Bligh Yesterday, 12:36

test

wrong picture and title
Captain Kiwi Yesterday, 10:09

Humor of the Sea

Naharaht Yesterday, 09:59

Nautical related Taverns.

The Whale Pub in Hong Kong.

Naharaht Yesterday, 09:52

Favourite tipple.

They also produce Jolly Rodger Transatlantic Winter Warmer.

Naharaht Yesterday, 09:46

Lemon yellow was a thing then?

Shades used would have varied considerably, both at application and in practice. Paints were not subject to rigorous quality control and whilst "recipes"
David Manley Yesterday, 03:18

What's on your workbench for April?

I don't and my yard tips (or studdingsail booms) do to.
TexaS Yesterday, 00:22

Lemon yellow was a thing then?

So I've seen some more drawings and paintings of the yellow masts, but some lemony yellow, some more medium yellow (like yolk) and some ochre, that could
pajaromuerto 04-17-2019, 15:08

What's on your workbench for April?

So I've been busy these weeks. Here's San Juan Nepomuceno and San Agustín:

And the Bellona, whose name I've always liked:

pajaromuerto 04-17-2019, 14:44

Battle of Cape Santa Maria 1804.

Captain Samuel Sutton.

Samuel Sutton (1760 – June 1832) was an officer in the Royal Navy. He entered the service shortly after
Bligh 04-17-2019, 13:47

SoG Game Tracker App (windows)

You can just use your trusty astrolabe to get the latitude from the angle from Polaris down to the horizon. Can you find the north star below? Latitude
Aaron 04-17-2019, 13:37

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