KING & COUNTRY Dispatches -- December 2014 (2 Viewers)

[Desertkiwi]

Indeed, even allows Kiwis to post! (those that can read and write that is) talk about modernity.... Baaa :wink2:^&grin

For the record I speak very good England, but find it difficult trying to count with a set of hooves and it's an absolute sod trying to type......:tongue:^&grin

 

[Poppo]

Someone wrote some time ago that pirates can' t be done because it is a problem to make the pirate ship......So now with the japanese sailors and navy planes an aircraft carrier will be done to put them on it? {sm4}

 

[ivanmoe]

Someone wrote some time ago that pirates can' t be done because it is a problem to make the pirate ship......So now with the japanese sailors and navy planes an aircraft carrier will be done to put them on it? {sm4}

Hi Poppo,

See below, pics from the attack on Pearl Harbor:

A carrier deck can be a pretty austere environment, visually speaking. My advice for Andy would be for him to go for it. However, he might want to tread lightly around kamikaze if he wants to sell them in Japan.

-Moe

 

[Rob]

Benjamin,

Wasn't trying to belittle or criticize, just to note that Andy is still coming up with some interesting ideas.

Brad

He certainly is Brad. Must say I am excited with what's coming up for the WW1British and Aussies, the Bulge figures for fox holes will also be welcome.

Rob

 

[Panzer ace]

Someone wrote some time ago that pirates can' t be done because it is a problem to make the pirate ship......So now with the japanese sailors and navy planes an aircraft carrier will be done to put them on it? {sm4}

A pirate ship with multiple masts etc. is probably more difficult and expensive to make than a partial aircraft carrier deck.

 

[jazzeum]

Where did Andy say he was going to make a deck. At any rate, as Jason noted, a Pirate ship is more complex. For a deck, you just basically need a flat surface and maybe a conning tower and you're done!

 

[BHogan]

He certainly is Brad. Must say I am excited with what's coming up for the WW1British and Aussies, the Bulge figures for fox holes will also be welcome.

Rob

Rob, Did you get any specifics on the upcoming WW1 Brits?

Cheers,