Liberty Jack Posted January 16, 2015 Posted January 16, 2015 HI fellow captains! If you live in the States and on the East Coast and more so in the Boston, MA or Providence, RI, I am the Founder of a Miniature Wargaming Club called, "The Admirals of the 4" Broadsides" (Facebooks Group HERE) Admirals of the 4 inch Broadside is a group of miniature war-gamers who love the high seas and era of Napoleonic ships. There is nothing sweeter then the full force of damage your ship will do on a successful broadside, and nothing better then moving in and out of the fray on fast sloops and frigates.We meet once or twice a month for naval combat at Battleground Games and Hobbies in Plainville, MA.Join us and throw some dice and send your opponents down to Davey Jones. We play Trafalgar, which is a Warhammer Historicals Game that is OOP. 1/1200 scale ships on a 6x4 ft board... LOTS OF FUN! 1
NorthernWolves Posted January 17, 2015 Posted January 17, 2015 I used to paint historical miniatures and have always wanted to try out one of the many sets of naval rules. Have you seen this?
Liberty Jack Posted January 19, 2015 Author Posted January 19, 2015 Yes Sails of Glory is a good game in 1/1000 scale. Trafalgar is a 1/200, 1/300, or 1/100 scale game set with coversion rules for each scale. Its deep and rule heavy but it lends to accurate game play.
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