Some
more kit bashing using Black Seas brigs.
First
up we have my second Xebec. If you are interested in my build process you can
see it on my Blog Fencing Frog: Making Xebecs and thanks again
to Guy Bowers for the inspiration and permission to use photos form his
blog.
his
time I angled the fore mast forward which is sort of key to the Xebec look.
The
stern windows taken from an extra frigate piece.
Top
sail schooner I've done a few schooners, but this is probably the first one I’m
really happy with.
I
cut the sails myself using paper from my daughter's sketch pad. They do
not look as cool as Warlords but good enough.
A smaller schooner more of a sloop or cutter. It makes a good small privateer merchant or warship.
Last
a corvette or sloop of war as yet unflagged. It is acting as a merchant ship in
my game this Saturday for the Let’s Roll Convention
I
am very happy with how this ship's quarter deck came out. As with all things
practice makes perfect. USS Chesapeake
is almost ready to go and USS Constellation is waiting for a few final bits of
paint and then rigging.
Great work on kitbashing Adam. Good luck with your game this weekend.
ReplyDeleteLovely work Adam!
ReplyDeleteLovely ships, the conversions are great,I really like the xebec,will you do a clapped out Canadian privateer at some point?
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
The Antelope?
DeleteThat's the one!
DeleteBest Iain
Ah yes but the year was 1778 not 1813!
DeleteOh well must have missed the year listening to the song! Surely there were clapped out privateers in 1812/3?
DeleteBest Iain
You really are on a roll aren’t you? Very impressive work again!
ReplyDeleteWow this great! Nice work! So many ideas now. I have been wondering if the Schooner Squadron will produce even more hull variety. Please keep up the eye candy.
ReplyDeleteVol
Smashing ships and some great photos to boot👍
ReplyDeleteGreat flotilla!
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