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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: Mocaiv on April 15, 2008, 03:58:48 PM
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What a great site this is, why have I never joined before?
Anyway, as I am building ships for an upcoming game, I thought I would share my first attempt.
(http://www.wargamesunlimited.net/noquarter/images/projects/ships/ship1r.jpg)
It is a converted Playmobil toy that has been waterlined. The hull cannon are just pens, but they work okay.
(http://www.wargamesunlimited.net/noquarter/images/projects/ships/ship1k.jpg)
There are more images here (http://www.wargamesunlimited.net/noquarter/models/ship1.html).
My next project is a larger ship with even more firepower.here (http://www.wargamesunlimited.net/noquarter/models/ship3.html) if you are interested.
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That's some nice conversion work - love the rigging!
Do you have any photos with more miniatures on board? I'd love to see what it looks like during a game, for scale comparisons.
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Great conversion and painting! From a purist standpoint I believe the grating on deck would be wood, not iron, but who would be churlish enough to make a fuss over something so minor on that masterpeice?
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Looks very fine. Was it difficult to do the waterline conversion?
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Hey first ship and first post! Welcome aboard matey! :lol:
I would also love to see a photo with miniatures on her!
Strong work! :)
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Inspired stuff, keep 'em comin' :) I would never have known it was a playmobil one. Can we have some photos with crew please?
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Thats a lovely ship you've made. Welcome aboard. 8)
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Thats a beaut Mocaiv, welcome to this happy ship :)
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Thanks for the comments guys.
I will get some pictures with crew online soon.
Waterlining this ship was had work as I did it with a handsaw. The second ship I am working on was done with an electric jigsaw...much easier. I then used green stuff to cover the hacking and make it look like water!
My ships are very much for the fantasy genre and so I am not trying to make them historically accurate.