Beginning to enjoy this project, don’t know where it will lead.
MY SEVEN YEARS WAR IN 30mm AND 40mm
Monday, February 17, 2020
More naval matters
A bit more work on my ship project this weekend. Finished the second sea baseboard and will make a start on the land boards this week. My Prusa 3D printer should arrive this weekend, which should allow me to print some fortifications and dockyard pieces. A 28mm scale print should still work ok for 40mm. (S&S are small scale 40mm). Stuart is coming this weekend and I am sure he will set me off in yet another direction!
Beginning to enjoy this project, don’t know where it will lead.
Beginning to enjoy this project, don’t know where it will lead.
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Seeing the two ships together makes for a very impressive picture, they look absolutely superb!
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie. I bought the two ships from a local antique shop.
ReplyDeleteI think they are from a range of vessels made in the far east. I could never have afforded the time to make these with the same level of details. They cost a bit, but I am really pleased, and they give me pleasure just looking at them. One of my better buys. I have bought so much stuff over the years at wargame shows that I later regret. But not this