The ongoing adventures of a boy who never grew out of making and playing with plastic model kits (and even some metal ones too). Also a wargamer in search of the perfect set of wargaming rules for WWII Land and 20th Century Naval campaigns.
Wednesday, 31 May 2017
First one off the Slipway
It may be just wood, paper, putty, cocktail sticks and a little bit of brown paint but she is a little beauty in my eyes (see below):
It also is cheap and designed to be built in bulk. I just need about another forty of these. Watch this space!
My...my...my! What a terrific little model and all made from bits and pieces. Are you planning to do a large naval action like Trafalgar? Have you given any consideration to showing the rest of us landlubbers the step by step process that led you to such a little classic?
6 comments:
Looks great - I'm very jealous!
Simple and gorgeous!
My...my...my! What a terrific little model and all made from bits and pieces. Are you planning to do a large naval action like Trafalgar? Have you given any consideration to showing the rest of us landlubbers the step by step process that led you to such a little classic?
40 ......40....this way lies madness
Excellent work sir!
Thank you for your kind words sirs
It is my sincere hope that you follow in my footsteps
When I get my production techniques perfected I will follow up with a "how to" guide
The ships are intended for the Battles of the Anglo Dutch Wars C17th rather than C18th century but IMHO I think they would do for both
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