"Ancient galleys pictures on blog" Topic
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sheepman  | 11 Sep 2011 2:37 a.m. PST |
Hi guys, just added a few photos of my Xyston galleys to my blog, plus some WW2 and Napoleonic ships. Any comments, good or bad welcome.
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Dave |
| Dowvoovoo66 | 11 Sep 2011 3:07 a.m. PST |
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 Condotta  | 11 Sep 2011 4:46 a.m. PST |
Sheepman, you obviously have some saltwater running through your veins. Nicely done. Share some of your gaming photos sometime -would love to see your collection in action. |
| Dave Jackson | 11 Sep 2011 6:50 a.m. PST |
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| DOUGKL | 11 Sep 2011 7:15 a.m. PST |
Beautiful work, appy to see any new additions. |
| Noiseman II | 22 Dec 2011 6:25 p.m. PST |
Terrific stuff Sheepman. I've just taken the plunge and ordered my first batch of Xystons today and have two questions. First, how big are your bases? I'd like to base mine on 3x1.5 inch pill bases for 1.5 inch hexes, and while I'm pretty sure they should fit, I'd like to be sure. I've read elsewhere they are about 65mm long, but I'm curious about the width (hepteremes in particular) because I'd like to shave a few millimeters for wiggle room. I also noticed you don't use the masts. I realize this is historically correct, but I may want to use them to mark squadron commanders etc. (they look cool too…). My question is how fiddley and sturdy are they to attach? Also, in a more general way, how easy/difficult are they to assemble? |
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