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Post by scottwashburn on Dec 11, 2016 18:21:28 GMT
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Post by Burt on Dec 11, 2016 19:13:30 GMT
Really like these. Just bought 2 and a set of planes.
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Post by scottwashburn on Dec 11, 2016 19:44:27 GMT
I got the order! thanks very much!
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Post by madmorgan on Dec 15, 2016 0:22:55 GMT
OMG! thank you scott - will have to get an order together soon - getting more cacti and this vessel!! Quick question - what size is the gunnery represented ?? Looks like 4" and maybe 7"?? Thanks!
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Post by scottwashburn on Dec 15, 2016 1:07:18 GMT
OMG! thank you scott - will have to get an order together soon - getting more cacti and this vessel!! Quick question - what size is the gunnery represented ?? Looks like 4" and maybe 7"?? Thanks! It's spelled out in the set of rules I posted in the other gunboat thread. A 6" in the turret and 4" in the casemates. Glad you like it! |
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Post by hardlec on Dec 15, 2016 21:10:49 GMT
How wide does my "river" need to be to turn the boat around? I sincerely covet the ability to incorporate this with my "barges" and Burgess Dunne.
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Post by scottwashburn on Dec 15, 2016 22:33:37 GMT
Well, if you interpret my rules literally, I guess you'd need the river to be about 18" wide. But I'd say just adjust things however you want and simply declare before the start of the game that "this river is wide enough for my gunboat to turn around."  |
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Post by madmorgan on Dec 16, 2016 17:54:55 GMT
If the river is part of the table edge, you need only have the gunboat close enough to the shore to be firing/a target. The width of the river can be as wide as you want 'off table'. btw this works also for pontoon bridges or other bridges; there's no need to place actual river terrain where the table edge is concerned, just show the bridge starting on the shore and off where ever fits the table. The importance is if a unit can make it up and onto the bridge in most cases.
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