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Author Topic: Progress on a Convention game project or Testament to the Criminal insanity.  (Read 23432 times)

Offline elhion

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 :o

This project is getting better and better... Thanks for sharing sir!

Where from are these boats by the way?

Offline Galland

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I cincerely, and I mean this, leave desolace Kansas, and move to Sweden. We need you here. Bring your stuff. I think that we could swamp this poor little country with Pirate gaming together!
Tintin - Pulp Adventures in a orderly fashion
Gallows Falls - Western Village
Eisende - Mordheim costal village WIP
Rome - SPQR & Hail Caesar

Offline Wingnut

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Galland,
You don't know how much I would like to do that. However the way people are migrating out of the Mid-Western US it might be just as easy to move all  of Sweden here. 

elhion :
the first two pictures are of The Miniature Building Authority boats. The third is a handy little Games of War tender. The Last is from Ainsty terrain company.
Wingnut
1st Citizen of Beaverlick,WY.

Offline Rufus T. Firefly

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Gorgeous board, my hat is well and truly doffed to you sir!

What adventures one could have, such pirate themed shenannigans!
\\\"Oh dear,\\\" said God, \\\"I hadn\\\'t thought of that,\\\" and promptly vanished in a puff of logic.

Offline Wingnut

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Maiden voyage successful. I'll be posting more about the prizes and results when I get the pictures up loaded.
Two more 28ft by 8 ft tables to go!
 




A lot more pictures on the blog:
http://fistfullofseamen.blogspot.com/2011/05/fifteen-miniatures-on-lead-mans-chest.html

Wingnut

Offline General Roos

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What a beautiful board! Very inspiring!!!  :)
Current projects:
A Fistful of Kung Fu

Offline Wingnut

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Prize awards:
A prize vessel from Old Glory Shipyards was awarded to the most Successful player, the captain of the French Frigate who used a burning schooner to ignite the British ship of the line.
The unluckiest captain by popular vote was awarded a 5th of Captain Morgan's Spiced Rum and a set of pink child floaties after having his merchant ship taken as a prize by pirates. Left adrift on the damaged pirate sloop where upon rowing to a pygmy savage infested island his remaining crew recovered a lost Inca treasure. After loading it into the longboat his remaining crew were eaten by Cannibals. Alone the Captain in the longboat pulled for the closest French port. Just yards from shore he was intercepted by cutthroat smugglers where he was challenged to an honor duel for the treasure. Consequently both combatants were Mortally wounded. The crew now without leadership mutinied and left with the treasure never to be seen again.

Offline Andym

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Fan-bloody-tastic!! :o :o

So....when are you doing your worldwide tour with the game and coming to Scotland?

Offline Ray Rivers

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That is an awesome board!

Bet it is a lot of fun playing on it, especially with those beautiful ships!

Offline Patrice

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Nice :P and impressive board, Wingnut

Offline Andym

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Oh, I see from the first picture you kept the trusty superglue handy!! lol lol

Offline elhion

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Can you give us more information about the material you used for the sea? It looks realistic enough for me!

And by the way, let me congetulate you once more for this wonderfull table!

Offline Wingnut

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Can you give us more information about the material you used for the sea? It looks realistic enough for me!
Florescent light panel covers. I spray paint blotches in two tones of blue on the smooth side then turn the textured side up. They come in 4ft by 2ft sections for about $7 a panel.   
http://www.eplastics.com/Plastic/Lighting_Diffusers/CA-ICE2X4

Oh, I see from the first picture you kept the trusty superglue handy!! lol lol
I actually had a box of repair tools and patch paint under the table. Neve go to a con without it.

So....when are you doing your worldwide tour with the game and coming to Scotland?
Galland has already asked me to become an Ex-patriot, very tempting but the game requires a u-haul trailer just to take to a convention. Not sure how I would get it overseas :?. Anybody got a cargo plane I could hop a ride on?   

Thank you all for the complements.
Wingnut





Offline Flynn

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Spectacular!  Now that's inspiration.  I lvoe the sail, rigging, beaches... scale!

Offline Wingnut

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