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Launching the Conni sounds very reminiscent of Brunel trying to launch the Great Eastern Bill. Rob.
Hey Lutz, Given your options I will echo Rob's recommendation and recommend you purchase a larger ocean themed mat from another vendor or
Possible, but I'm thinking less "encyclopedia entry" than "string of game scenarios with complete setups and custom ship-cards as needed."
I have fixed the link in my original post -- sorry about that!
Maybe you chaps could do the same sort of thing for US ships as I am doing for the British Fleet with a biography of each ship and its stats. Rob.
This suggests an idea... maybe a series of campaigns built around tracing the careers of individual ships.
Here, from the USS Constitution Museum's blog is an article on "close calls" escaped by Old Ironsides: https://ussconstitutionmuseum.org/20...s-close-calls/
Tomorrow I hope to fet the two gunboats finished. Rob.
I have now based my first three Langton ships using my acrylic sheet material. Here they are.
Hi Lutz, rivalsky.com.au has them for 64.95. I have 2 of them. Postage is 20.00 I think. Dearer than Rob's suggestion nice to have.
O.k. So if no one has chimed in, I probably won't be there @ 6. Next month?
To be honest Lutz, you are better off with non official mats. They look far better than the official ones with all the not needed lines on them and
HMS Crown (1782) HMS Crown was a ,1779, Edward Hunt designed Crown Class, 64 gun third rate ship of the line. It was the final British design
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Hi Dobbs, I decided that the gunboat which had the option of firing to the flank would need to be strengthened by baulks of timber to withstand
The Admiral Vernon at Over in Cambridgeshire.
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