Following the last post on 1/72 naval conversions and scratchbuilding for Rapid Fire! games, simply some eye candy of single vessels - and whole fleets:
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RM's "Hunt Class destroyer", apparently bombarding a "D Day beach"
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the same destroyer, but this time possibly off the shore of Crete. There weren't many Ju87s around on D-Day....
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A German Fleet for a Seelowe game. All but one of ships these appear scratchbuilt. |
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Another view of the German invasion fleet. A wonderful Z class destroyer accompanies lots of invasion barges. An idea of the size can be gained from the file boxes in the background.
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The German fleet leaving harbour - "wir fahren gegen Engeland!" |
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Close up of the Z Class destroyer. |
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Bow and bridge of the Z class destroyer. |
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Stern of the Z class destroyer |
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German Air Assets ready in support! |
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The plucky Royal Navy. A scratchbuilt cruiser with MTBs in support. The sailing vessels suggest that this is either off Crete, or a truly desperate British defence of the Channel in 1940.
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Close up of the RN cruiser. Scratchbuilt. |
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Another view of the same vessel. |
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The German destroyer hoves into view - Action Stations! |
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Fleet action! Its seems that Napoleonic broadsides are to determine the issue.... |
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The inevitable result....wreckage, oil slicks and a losing crew in life rafts... |
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Useful for something at last....German air power serves as Air/Sea rescue. |
Note: none of the above photos are ours, but simply collected from the internet over the years for inspiration. Anybody who can identify them, please leave a comment and due acknowledgment will be given - with many thanks!
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