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Kentish Topwn.

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I will have a word with you about how you are inserting the pics when I get time, as I am getting some odd results myself.
Rob.

Indeed it does John. I am just about to process the pictures for the first action and then post my Preamble to the scenario.

Rob.

I generally prefer Battle sails just because that is what the game is all about, and most ships, by the time they got to the distance represented on our table world would have already gone to ACTION...

Sailed today John. Not quite what I expected, so I will do a sequel to it later on.
Rob.

Halifax.

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Block ship would give you a very limited useage Vol. I would complete her under way.
Rob.

My alter ego on the Drome seems to blame it on the Gin fumes. :wink:
Rob.

HMS Confiance (1814)


https://sailsofglory.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=52337&stc=1
Bone ship model of HMS Confiance
Images courtesy of the Naval War College Museum

HMS Confiance was a...

I have also drawn up a useful chart which I will be using to determine ships positions in the AAR I will be writing up next.

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Here are a few mor action cards which I am going to use in my next AAR.

Herne Bay.

Althea was launched at Calcutta in 1801. She made one voyage to Britain for the HEIC . The French captured her in the Indian Ocean in 1804 and then kept her at Ile de France where she served as a...

A nifty bit of action John. I do hope that future captains of the Orient take good note of the damage fire can do to a ship when combustables are left on deck and not stored correctly!
Bligh.

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Southampton.

Good to have you back in harbour Dave.
Could see my two Ironclads taking an airing shortly too.
Young Clipper has set my pulse racing.
Rob.

Interesting Jonas. I did not know that.
Rob.

I see no ships!

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Potters Bar.