Very imaginative...once we've seen it I bet the Trogs take off and we have fleets!
Enough examples might persuade Himself to consider a bow and stern kit...
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Very imaginative...once we've seen it I bet the Trogs take off and we have fleets!
Here, here.lostpict wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2017 10:55 amA DM in my group used the MBS pieces several years back to make a ship for our adventure. It functionally worked, but was a bit odd with the timber frame theme. What we needed for a fantasy style medieval ship would be 2x2 pieces with clinker built walls and wood decking running parallel to the walls. With these pieces you can build a pretty good looking ship: Straight Corner, Curved Corner, Wall, Floor, Wall with Porthole / Gun Hatch, Hatch (instead of a door), ship ladders (steep stairs), low walls, low walls with Gun opening, mast holder floor, mast pass-through floor, mast/yards, ratlines, bowsprit, and paddlewheel. Accessories could include hanging hammocks, galley, cannons, hogsheads, orlop, brig, cabins table & bed, longboats, and the proverbial plank.
That's a great visual representation. Given that display of modularity, then wooden pirate ship pieces could also be utilized as dock or wooden structure pieces within a castle, or dungeon, or maybe even a large wooden bridge. I hope DF sees this thread!Chris_R wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2017 1:28 amHow about a Pirate ship add-on pack in a similar style to the wooden floored buildings from KS3 with fully wooden pattern walls at about 2/3 full height (7/8 inch) that a 33mm pirate can look over?Ship_20170522_small.jpg
There could be options for the drop in walls for cannon ports or solid wood or small portholes that could double as oar ports for a galley or viking longship. Different front and end options could be made for a cog or galley or longship and a central hatchway in the center could optionally be replaced with a stub mast or grill hatch cover (small lattice trapdoor from KS4).
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