Outrigger canoes for Tribal Hawaiian games. These are 3D resin prints from Etsy. These are more for scenery/terrain on the beaches than anything else.
The sails are removable - for easier storage and transport. Paintbrush bristle protector tubes were used to hold the sails onto the canoes.
I added the "horns" the prows and sterns to make them look more Hawaiian.
These canoes, in addition to the earlier completed tikis and coconut trees should do it for terrain. Now to set up a game. Until next time, Aloha and wishing you all the best!
Interesting thing, I’ve never come across anything like this! Does the opponent have an army?
ReplyDeleteThank youverymuch, Alexey! The Hawaiians fought each other for centuries until Kamehameha the Great united the islands around 1810. There were a couple of small skirmishes afterwards, sometimes involving Westerners.
DeleteWell, they killed Captain James Cook, I believe!
DeleteOh wow! They really look fab, Dean!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Ray! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteGreat looking canoes Dean, looking forward to your Tribal game report!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Mike. Yes, I will have to get the game on the table soon. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteThe canoes do indeed look the part Dean - a full game is going to look spectacular and very "different"!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Keith. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteSplendid looking canoes, nice additional terrain!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thank you very much, Iain. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteOutstanding work, Dean.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Richard. Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteThey're great!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Michal. Kindest regards,Dean
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