Some staged shots of an Imjin War naval game for this Friday using At The Height Of Battle. A bit over half the ships are from David Sullivan's collection with their bases touched up to match the ones I have.
The great looking sea mat is made by TABLEWAR and was given to me by a buddy - who'll be playing in the game.
The Japanese fleet advancing with wings forward.
The Korean fleet in a concave formation with Turtle Ships in the center.
The smaller ships on the Japanese fleet's flanks carry samurai and ashigaru for boarding and hand to hand fighting. They can be troublesome to the enemy.
There's debate about how many Turtle Ships were actually ever made and used during the war. Here, we've gone all in - thanks to David! David never went half way with any of of his projects.
On the workbench, I've been working on yet another Pike & Shotte Battalia Starter Army box. This time they'll be painted up as Newcastle's White coats and the other as Manchester's Green coats. Also picked up a few bases from a local vender, and buddy down in Oregon. Some 25mm rounds for FPW figures that were multi-based, and also 60x40mm bases which the musketeers will be based on 2 ranks of 3. My buddy's business is called 3D-DZYN and he makes laser cut terrain and bases - to order if needed, as my 60x40mm ones were. He cuts them pretty much immediately and mails them out quickly. I think I ordered these last Thursday (via email), and they arrived today. Anyway, will be sure to post the results of the Imjin War naval game.
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