Ship, boats and stuff

[Essex Boy]

That's cool.

Fleets?

[Paul]

Fleets?

Absolutely, do five or six a side and you have a Piratey game.

Or get some suitable 6mm figures and have a Caribbean Island hopping setup with ships and land troops

[valleyboy]

Looks good Bro

[Patrice]

Very nice.

I've got a couple of those ships and was always intending to use them as 'coastal scenery' alongside 6mm games.

I've always thought (but not done it yet) that such small ships could also appear in 28mm battles, to support or attack land positions or fortresses from the sea. When they are far on the sea they look small, yes? so 1/450 ships could look good when seen from the coast by 28mm soldiers

[Willz the Wargamer]

Nice.

Willz.

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Very nice.

I've got a couple of those ships and was always intending to use them as 'coastal scenery' alongside 6mm games.

I've always thought (but not done it yet) that such small ships could also appear in 28mm battles, to support or attack land positions or fortresses from the sea. When they are far on the sea they look small, yes? so 1/450 ships could look good when seen from the coast by 28mm soldiers

These ships are small, those ships are far away.

Sounds like it could be an ecumenical matter.....

[World2dave]

Nice creepy clip - thanks Paul!

Iain - I reckon the Langton 1/300 figures would work really well, there are gun crews, officers, etc, all on nice thin bases. Also sailors climbing rigging, sitting in boats, rowing, etc. Separate guns too if you want to pimp the ships a bit more.

[Essex Boy]

Nice creepy clip - thanks Paul!

Iain - I reckon the Langton 1/300 figures would work really well, there are gun crews, officers, etc, all on nice thin bases. Also sailors climbing rigging, sitting in boats, rowing, etc. Separate guns too if you want to pimp the ships a bit more.

Never thought of Langton. Cheers for that Dave.

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