That sounds like a good idea, Diamondback. I think you should stick to the more famous ships because I believe most ships led pretty routine lives.
Another Ferry beer is Tynwald. The High Court of Tynwald is the Parliament of the Isle of Man.
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The Vernon Arms Hotel at Poynton, Stockport, Cheshire.
Wool, Dorchester.
HMS Diadem (1782) Diadem at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope by Thomas Whitcombe. HMS Diadem was a John Williams
Ship cards for the Galleys now completed.
Tewkesbury.
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....
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That sounds like a good idea, Diamondback. I think you should stick to the more famous ships because I believe most ships led pretty routine lives.
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