Recent nautical posts by David Crook reminded me of a 6mm project that I started years ago. It was going to be a sort of Victorian Colonial / SciFi affair, some of which was going to take place in Africa, and involved a river war between the British Empire and a sinister foreign power (plus, naturally, some steam powered flying machines). Among the models I started making was this proto-type Iron clad. She was balsa wood with plastic tube for funnels and a plastic plug for a gun turret with a cocktail stick gun. The SS Certain Catastrophe. God bless all whole venture aboard.
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Please Note: This blog contains poorly painted toy soldiers that may offend those of an aesthetically sensitive disposition.
Showing posts with label ImagiNotion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ImagiNotion. Show all posts
Friday, 9 October 2020
Saturday, 19 September 2020
Ghosts of Projects Past #1
Whilst searching through folders of old digital photos, I came across a stash of wargaming images that reminded me of some past projects that never really got off the ground. As I'm not getting any gaming done at the moment, I thought I might share these instead! (Sounds a bit lazy, I know!)
I've Labelled these ImagiNotions as they never really got to be formal Imagi-Nations as such.
The folder that held the following images was labelled Mediochia, which kind of summed up some things.
This project featured a mix of 18th and 19th Century soldiers, and some of these figures were brought out of retirement for the recent Red/Blue Campaign.
View across a ploughed field
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