Quite a few years ago I painted up a series of stands to play American Civil War in 15mm using the Volley and Bayonet rules. I plan to add a few more stands to each side (currently the collection includes 16 infantry brigades, some artillery batteries, and one regiment of cavalry per side). With encouragement from 'gaming friends Adrian and Jon I bought the Sarissa model of the USS Monitor . I assembled and painted the model itself a month of two ago, and finally found the motivation to base it ready for action. Here it is.
Righto... I guess I should try and organise some games.
They're not discolored, that's just the way Mother Nature made 'em! In fact there might be a bit too much blue on that base. Living in Savannah, I can tell you that the only time our river is blue is when it's drawn on a map. Nice ironclad, Robin!
ReplyDeleteFair enough too. My comment is a reflection. of what we are used to eh.. in AotearoaNZ many (but not all) rivers around the area in which I live tend to be mountain fed, and clear, or blue, unless it has rained heavily in the mountainous headwaters, bringing a lot of sediment down the rivers.
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