One of the problems little studios, such as mine, encounter is getting stuff out there where people can see it. We do 14 shows a year, but mostly in the Midwestern/Great lakes US region. Last year, we ran a Kickstarter for Sailpower and gained a lot of customers all over the US and the world. Since then, we've commonly gotten requests for an online store. We traditionally had let the local game store handle this sort of traffic, and people can still go there, but we have heard everyone's request and would like to announce:
Sailpower has a fledgling online store at the following link
seadoggamestudios.storenvy.com
If you're not familiar with our 15MM boats or game, check out blog.sailpowergame.com or facebook.com/SailpowerGame to keep up with the various games / shows we run at.
Right now, we are just listing some of the items that were featured as part of last year's Kickstarter. Quantities and selection are a bit limited, but we will be growing both soon. In addition to deeper stock levels, we will be adding bits and customization parts, cannons, our glorious dry-brushable shipwrecks, houses, small boats, and modular docks all in glorious 15MM scale.
We hope to also get some of our 28MM stuff up soon!
Behind the scenes, we are working on come reissues of the classic kit line, as well as possibly a new Kickstarter focused specifically on the golden age of piracy. As this is what I am sculpting at the moment, feel free to post up on various 15MM age of piracy things you'd like to see sculpted . . .
Happy pirating!
Brian Carnes,
Chief deck swabby @ Sea Dog Game Studios
paints brigs for the British fleet.
