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India vs China Modern Naval? – what rules?
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Shipwreck! and yes, that is the first 8 kilo class submarines on a new material (well, new for me) that I am trying for basing. It is a plastic (but not plasticard) and it actually seems to cut and slice quite well. I am trying to find out what it is called so I can give out some more information but I am using it to make 15mm terrain for my local DBA set – well, if you can call a hill that is 9mm high at the peak terrain of course 🙂
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Looks like sliced fetta … blessed be the cheese makers…
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Ok, now how easily tempted am I.. I bought the Shipwreck rules, and now I am looking at Fleets. Perhaps Indonesian, Korean or Japanese. Thoughts?
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Japan is good. You could make Australia as well – some of the vessels are there and others are copies of American or European vessels.
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Japan, Russia and UK… Kuriles and North Cape…
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So much for the “no lead pledge” 😛
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I’m 140 days in, and I have less unpainted lead than I did on 1 January… all counts 😉
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