I’ve been getting ready for my Enfilade 2015 games. This year I’m only running a couple games, one Coastal Forces scenario and the raid on St Nazaire game. I got some new ships for use with both games and I did a lot of work on the St Nazaire terrain.
Starting off with the new ships, earlier this year I made a big order to
The PT Dockyard. It was mainly for some German ships for both my Enfilade scenarios, but there were also a few British ships in the order, which I will assemble later.
Here is a group photo of the ships.
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My new German ships |
First up, I got a pair of M40 Minesweepers. There were over 100 of these ships built and they were used in a lot of different functions during the war, so they will be a generally useful model.
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M40 class minesweepers |
I also got a pair of Vorpostenboote Trawlers and a Vorpostenboote Whaler, which will be good for convoy escorts.
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German VP boats |
I painted all the ships up in disruptive camouflage patterns that I tried to match from photos and descriptions. I still need to mount them on a base and do a little weathering, but overall I’m pretty happy with how they turned out.
The work the St Nazaire terrain is pretty much done. In my last post I showed the bare-bones of the layout. Now things are more filled in and finished, including additional warehouses, bridges, and more. Here are a few shots of the updated terrain.
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Overview of the terrain |
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An overhead view of old town and the old mole, it is more filled in that my last photo shoot |
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The warehouse area |
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A view of my scratchbuilt lift bridge |
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The drydock area, I need to finish the cranes for this section |
Kevin and I also did a walkthrough of the game. Hopefully the real game goes as well as our walkthrough.
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Campbeltown rams the caisson |
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The commandos move to land at the old mole |
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An MGB covers the landing at the old mole |
Excellent terrain...a lot of work by the look of it but it looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThats all looking rather lovely :)
ReplyDeleteVery impressive port and ships, Dave. This is a stunner and surely in competition for an award.
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