"More ACW ships ready for games of Blood Sweat & Iron" Topic

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Lonely Gamer	28 Oct 2022 9:36 a.m. PST
Two more 3D printed ACW ships ready for games of Blood Sweat & Iron. I have put up pictures and a description of how they were done on my site. link
John Leahy	30 Oct 2022 4:53 a.m. PST
The ships look great! I haven't tried printing any of these so far. David Manley has been releasing a load of Ace ships for sale in Wargame vault. I have bought several sets. Thanks John
Lonely Gamer	30 Oct 2022 11:32 a.m. PST
@John Leahy agreed they are lovely ships, the detail is great it's just my printer doesn't cope with the small stuff well. I am sure it is something in the settings that I have got wrong. One day I may work it out.

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