Some years ago I constructed a set of ships for my colonial wargames using FIMO. This material comes ready-coloured, and when baked at the right temperature in an oven it welds itself together. It is thus possible to make models that don't need painting.
The following model is a light cruiser. These are two coastal passenger ships. This is a coastal gunboat based on the so-called 'flat iron' gunboats used by the Royal Navy. They carried a heavy gun armament and were very manoeuvrable, but were also very slow. A model of a conventional inshore gunboat armed with light guns and a ram. Native sailing craft. Their wide decks make them ideal cargo carriers. I hope to use some or all of this models in my forthcoming Laurania campaign.
The following model is a light cruiser. These are two coastal passenger ships. This is a coastal gunboat based on the so-called 'flat iron' gunboats used by the Royal Navy. They carried a heavy gun armament and were very manoeuvrable, but were also very slow. A model of a conventional inshore gunboat armed with light guns and a ram. Native sailing craft. Their wide decks make them ideal cargo carriers. I hope to use some or all of this models in my forthcoming Laurania campaign.
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