Painted, based, labelled and varnished – ready to have at the Chinese (and maybe later the Japanese … or ASEAN … or … ). Models are all Navwar.
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Lovely work. Two questions:
1. What brand are models?
2. What rules are you using?
Thx David W
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Thanks David.
The brand is Navwar (http://www.navwar.co.uk/) who have the most arcane ordering system – see previous posts here about that.
The Chinese – next on the workbench – are cleaner models. GHQ and CinC are by comparison superb but on a dollar basis and on a range basis Navwar wins hands down.
Looking at using Shipwreck! for the rules. Reasonably simple as far as I can tell at the moment.
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Thanks Thomo
So, Navwar are 1/3000 & GHQ 1/2400. Correct?
I will check out Shipwrecked.
Thx
David W
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This link https://thomo.coldie.net/wargaming/modern-naval-ships has details of the project when the hardwarea and software had been delivered 🙂
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Very nice! Keen to see your Chinese stuff when you get started, I’m also working on Chinese ships at the moment.
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watch this space … or rather the space above 🙂
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Veary nice wourk sir, good to see them finished 🙂
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I’ll be happy when I finish the PLAN. Strategy and Tactics this month has a piece on the Pacific War between Chile, Bolivia and Peru and I have figures and boats … the light, argh the bright shiny light – must resist!
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