I almost dipped into "What to do Projects Bag" today, I was literally on the verge of "random number" for inspiration .. then I spied a sprue of US PT Boats donated to me by a friend (Renko). So out with the glue and a member the "Ghost Fleet" (aka models still on the sprue) became "one ready for painting" (see below, armed to the teeth and ready to have a go at a Japanese Transport, Submarine Chaser, Destroyer or Battleship):
Intend to actively play "Cruel Seas" (or at the very least use the models) but may have to pay a trip to David Manly's blog to crib up on some torpedo and spotting ammendments.
The ongoing adventures of a boy who never grew out of making and playing with plastic model kits (and even some metal ones too). Also a wargamer in search of the perfect set of wargaming rules for WWII Land and 20th Century Naval campaigns.
Showing posts with label PT Boats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PT Boats. Show all posts
Monday, 27 January 2020
Cruel Seas - US PT Boat
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Tuesday, 18 June 2019
More Warlord Games - US PT Boats
Now I have a Squadron of four courtesy of Miniature Wargames giveaway (see below, that coupled with the Wargames Illustrated giveaway have enabled the US to field a squadron in the Channel or Pacific - the latter would require some 1/350 Japanese Destroyer targets though):
Assembled is one thing .. painting is another. Do I go for the crazy stripe camouflage I remember from the Revel catalogue of my youth? Whereas I was impressed with the models, I cannot say in all honesty without them I would have purchased the magazine (although I did spot some interesting new products I otherwise would not be aware of). However it did carry an insane of £10 for a year's in print subscription! Has anybody taken this up?
Assembled is one thing .. painting is another. Do I go for the crazy stripe camouflage I remember from the Revel catalogue of my youth? Whereas I was impressed with the models, I cannot say in all honesty without them I would have purchased the magazine (although I did spot some interesting new products I otherwise would not be aware of). However it did carry an insane of £10 for a year's in print subscription! Has anybody taken this up?
Labels:
1/300,
Cruel Seas,
Miniature Wargames,
Modelling,
Naval,
PT Boats,
USN,
Warlord Games
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