Lovely work Vol. Nice touch by leaving two of the escort carriers with the US Navy blue decks. Where did you get the aircraft from? Did you also print them? Well done on a find victory at Lake Trasimene as well. That looked like a very close and exciting game.
Hi Lawrence, and thanks. Apparently the British retained the US blue for several of the Bogue class escort carriers that were given and loaned out during the war. Eventually they were all repainted. Yes, the planes are printed as well. And yes, that was a very close game. The points were neck and neck through all six turns. Super fun game!
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Lovely work Vol. Nice touch by leaving two of the escort carriers with the US Navy blue decks. Where did you get the aircraft from? Did you also print them? Well done on a find victory at Lake Trasimene as well. That looked like a very close and exciting game.
The rate at which you turn out fleets is mind boggling. Having seen some of these ships up close, your craftsmanship is amazing.
Hi Lawrence, and thanks. Apparently the British retained the US blue for several of the Bogue class escort carriers that were given and loaned out during the war. Eventually they were all repainted.
Yes, the planes are printed as well.
And yes, that was a very close game. The points were neck and neck through all six turns. Super fun game!
Thanks Jon. And I thoroughly enjoyed your write-up of our game. Thank you for doing that.
Splendid looking flat tops, no fleet carriers? Well done with your Roman command!
Best Iain caveadsum1471
Great looking carriers Vol. Pretty cool. 😀
Thanks Iain, on both counts.
Aren't the Ark Royal and the Illustrious classes fleet carriers?
Thanks Stew
And thanks for the nice comment about the Lake Trasimene game.
Sorry Vol, I meant light fleet carriers, just my dad served on one, HMS Venerable in the Pacific in ww2!
Best Iain caveadsum1471
Oh, I'll have to look for HMS Venerable then. I don't recall seeing that .stl file when I was shopping Wargaming3D
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