All at Sea - The Trafalgar Collection Review

[carojon]

Hi all,
With the last six models added to my 1:700th Trafalgar collection on April Fools Day this year, recreating all seventy-seven ships that were present, I have put together a post and video presentation looking at the collection as a whole.

 

In the video, as well as seeing the collection together for the first time I go through why I decided to do it and how I intend to play with them, given the extra considerations of table space when playing at this scale; together with rules and a look at some of the regularly asked questions that have come up during the eighteen months spent putting it together which might be of help to others looking to do a similarly daft project.

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to comment about the collection as it progressed and it's onward and upward to the next eleven Spanish models to allow Cape St Vincent to be played.



If you would like to know more then just follow the link to JJ's and the further link to the video clip.

https://jjwargames.blogspot.com/2021/04/all-at-sea-trafalgar-collection.html

JJ

[Warboss Nick]

Has it been 18 months already? Great to see your project come to fruition. Truely impressive and inspiring!

[carojon]

Hi and thank you.
Yes it’s amazing how the time slips by and I had planned to spread this project over a wider period but events propelled this along quicker than envisaged.