I have finally managed to paint the twelve merchant ships I made to go alongside my toy-like pre-dreadnought model warships.
I stuck to a very basic paint scheme of black hulls, white upperworks, brown hatch covers, and coloured funnels. This serves to distinguish them as merchant ships and to give each one a slightly different look.
I stuck to a very basic paint scheme of black hulls, white upperworks, brown hatch covers, and coloured funnels. This serves to distinguish them as merchant ships and to give each one a slightly different look.
And which one is the 'Q' ship? "-)
ReplyDeletePhf,
DeleteThat is - I am afraid - a secret.
All the best,
Bob
Those are amazing.
ReplyDeleteStephen Briddon,
DeleteCheers! I am very pleased with the way they have turned out, especially as they were made from the leftover bits from the warships I built.
All the best,
Bob
Hi Bob,
ReplyDeleteThese look magnificent and they really capture that 'old school' look - I can't wait to see them in action!
All the best,
DC
David Crook,
DeleteThanks very much for your kind comment.
I hope to play-test my naval rules sometime soon ... but want to try out AIRFIX BATTLES first.
All the best,
Bob
Very attractive little ships!
ReplyDeleteRoss Mac,
DeleteThanks for your kind comment. I must admit that I am very pleased with how they turned out.
All the best,
Bob
Very nice - just the ticket for Old School Battleships- look forward to seeing then in action Bob. Regards. KEV.
ReplyDeleteKev,
DeleteCheers old chap! I thought that the rules I intend to use were ready for play-testing ... and then realised that I needed to make a few minor changes first. Once these are completed, the play-testing of the rules can begin!
All the best,
Bob
Excellent models/toys, Bob. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteArchduke Piccolo,
DeleteAs I have written before, they have actually turned out better than I had hoped that they would, and I am very pleased that I chose the colour scheme that I did.
All the best,
Bob