do not forget to use only acrylics/water based paints. enamels and spirit thinned ones will melt your hull.
also in case you need fittings use:
http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/
fittings section
and sirmar models
http://www.sirmarmodelships.com/fittings.asp
Just one thing though; where do the zombies fit in? ::)
Have you considered 'simulating' a V/W class destroyer from 1918? Many of these were around in unmodified form in 39/40 and they looked like the majority of British destroyers all the way through to the Tribals. However, a large number were also modified into AA (the 'Wair' class) and Escort variants. With a bit of modular construction you could 'plug and play' for any of the 3 variants.
If you're going for an older ship showing it's age, what about the "USS Caine"?
where do the zombies fit in? ::)
That's quite the tin pot vessel you've got yourself.where do the zombies fit in? ::)
Check below deck.
That's quite the tin pot vessel you've got yourself.where do the zombies fit in? ::)
Check below deck.
I think they hate salty air!
...unless of course they are trying to get 'pickled' at the bar. ;)
Is that little doodad a ladder?
Awesome! :o
Beautiful! Lets hope she paints up just as well!
Any ideas as to a name for her?
Excellent piece! I wonder though, shouldn't there be railing or something to prevent waves from dragging the crew out to sea?
:-*
Super Duper!
Where did you buy the stanchions from they are lovely and really finish off the deck :-*
How are you going to use it in a game?
How are you going to use it in a game?
Can we see it in a sea setting?