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Hmmm at 48 do I qualify for class. I am a middle aged kid :cheezy:

Woot !!! Been a hawks fan since the Hull, Mikita, Esposito days

I've always wanted to play a John Carter game with Martians and flying ships

I didn't get to play either. I did observe for a bit though.

Have you seen this Bruce?
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/formlabs/form-1-an-affordable-professional-3d-printer

Mongoose also has a WWI version of Victory at Sea called Age of Dreadnaughts

I agree I would use it myself. Possibly rework it a bit for resin casting.

I can't wait to see the results

Another member with a Godzilla game ! My friends and I run ours at conventions in our area. Could I have seen you at G-fest?

Welcome aboard from Ohio :rum:

3D printing would make nice islands. Just heavier and more expensive than my vac formed ones

As with a lot of war games scale can be an issue. If the fort is more for terrain than it would take up too much table space in most games.

I would love to try that out on my vac formers.

Thanks Tom :)

Very nice. I can't wait to see how it prints for you. I wish I had your patience and skill.

Just a picture of the Niagra coming into Toledo last week.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i173/Skullyweb/th_NavyWeek2012028.jpg

Congratulations Steve !! Enjoy the retirement you have earned

I have some of the ships myself. The game is simple but it is more about searching for gold than combat. Or it was when it came out. I haven't played with the official rules in years. I just use the...

One for the pirates out there
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i173/Skullyweb/th_102_2825.jpg
And another island showing some detail...

That is nice work

Site is still down

I'm glad you like them. :)

I haven't tried that yet. Some food for thought.
I have toyed with the idea of including a compass rose for wind direction.

Thanks guys. They do come out looking pretty good.

I have used islands and shallows for an ironclad game too. I've made up some icebergs for other people too.