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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: RoyWilliamson on 25 September 2015, 02:38:20 PM
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(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ld85HWjXsr0/VgVI3eJp8nI/AAAAAAAADcg/CKRRA1Uk9Pk/s450/HM_Sloop1.jpg)
The model is a Langton Miniatures unrated vessel. 18-gun Brig. Probably will see service against the US Navy models I've still to construct, for the War of 1812.
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Great job! Those Langton models look fantastic, but I could never paint and rig them like this!
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Same, I was happy just to paint them. Very nice work.
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Thank you both.
In truth, working on rigging Navwar ACW models allowed me to practice my version of the rigging technique. I don't go for the full version (I can manage to achieve about 50% of the rigging that is capable of being depicted). A lot of what I do is simply glued in place with superglue and then painted with GW black paint over the top to remove the shine. Tweezers and small scissors being my best friends.
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Impressive.
North Yorkshire is a big county - do you ever sail any of your ships near Scarborough?
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Top-end of North Yorkshire, at Catterick Garrison.
I'm just painting naval stuff at the moment. I've only previously played ACW naval with Smoke on the Water rules, using Peter Pig 1/600