The best thing to "snip" with is a set of flat-faced nail clippers. *************************** Hi; Go to the local model shop, pick one with a lot of plastic...
New ships: Well, I'm embarrassed to admit that I've been talking about "THE NEXT RELEASE" since November and they are only just getting ready to come in. The...
Had a nice little run last night using the DBSA rules vs a Japanese fleet, both fleets pretty much identical, 4 1st Class battleships, 1 Obsolete Battleship, 3...
I understand from the Great War-Yahoo Group that it is a special battalion, equipped with light machine guns, such as Lewis guns, Madsen, etc. That would make...
The one photo I've seen of the Madsen was of a light machine gun. The Germans began the war with a captured (?) stock of them and rather than issue them...
Correction: I think the Germans captured them in 1914-1915 (in Belgium?) and then issued them in 1915, using them for two years until worn both (both guns and...
Does anyone have any good sources for British Fleet deployments in the Far East 1900 - 1901? Now that we have a US Fleet, a German Fleet, a Japanese Fleet, a...
I'm curious what the general opinion or interest is on offering never built "projected" vessels in the WTJ Naval predreadnought line. Sort of the equivalent of...
Hi Doug I found this a while back with all the foreign station ships of 1900 http://www.britishempire.co.uk/forces/navyships/foreignservice.htm It has what you...
Jim: Is this modifier for NB basing still recommended? It is also similar to "Age of Eagles" as well as NB and I like both as well. Dan ... single ... survey!...
Now that I have a German Far East Fleet, I was looking at it's RN counterpart, and seeing what WTJ models are available. British China Squadron c 1900 would...
Something convenient to gamers is that the RN swapped ships like most people swap socks: pretty often. For example, after 1899 various Diadems spent time in...
Ah well, historical accuracy out the window, and you are quite correct, the Orlando class are wet noodles compared to more modern ships.. just compare an...
I asked this on a couple of lists - asking it again here for suggestions using Jim's Pretty Little Boats :-) Sitting out here watching the freezing winter turn...
... Bring on the Calliope :-) Cheers, Thomo the Lost Visit Thomo's Hole at http://thomo.coldie.net Blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/thomohole/ Currently in...
I think he's talking about HMS Calliope, which Conway's notes as "...probably the most successful design of [steam/sail] cruising ship built for the Navy." ...
... I have always found that the pre-Dreadnought era had enough weird ships actually built that there is no need to consider the might have beens, many of...
... Indeed, and the same vessel that single-handedly beat 3 US and 3 German vessels at Apia in Samoa - well, she did have a LITTLE help from a typhoon ...
Subject: RE: Pre-Dreadnoughts that were never built... ... I have always found that the pre-Dreadnought era had enough weird ships actually built that there is...
On the reference sheet for direct artillery fire there are three target catergories: 1) infantry, 2) mortars and machine gunes, 3) vehicles. Do you apply...
When testing units (etc.) on the Area Weapons chart (reference sheet), does this also imply that you would have to test a tank or armoured car, when it is an...
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