Favorite 1st Wave ship
What is your favorite, and which 1st wave ship do you think will be sold out first
My money is on the French ship Commerce de Bordeaux, since it has the black, yellow, black, yellow, black Nelson checker and can be used as any of a number of ships from either side from the Trafalgar era.
My answer to this would depend on how well Ares estimates demand to set production run totals and...Originally Posted by Gunner
What is your favorite, and which 1st wave ship do you think will be sold out first
My money is on the French ship Commerce de Bordeaux, since it has the black, yellow, black, yellow, black Nelson checker and can be used as any of a number of ships from either side from the Trafalgar era.
whether you consider Victory and Constitution as first wave ships.
My guess is that the demand for each of those ships will go far beyond game players.
If that is not considered when setting production run totals, they may be gone fast.
Last edited by RichardPF; 10-25-2013 at 20:05.
I like the 32-gun HMS Terpsichore, if you include the starter set. Not including the starter set, HMS Cleopatra. I think HMS Bellona will be the most popular. If you include USS Constitution, it would be my choice and should outsell everything else.
I ordered a Commerce de Bordeaux and a French frigate from the series I ships.
I think, you're right Ed.
Depends on whether people take to the rules for SOL squadron and fleet actions. If that happens then gash 74s will outsell everything
Sorry, but I loose with HMS Terpischore my first demo game....no chance against the french ship of the line....and no escape
Frigates vs SoLs - never a happy combination.
Hope you enjoyed the game though!
If the Victory and Constitution are to be considered first wave I'd have to go with the Victory, although I think it will be a race between the Constitution and Victory on which sells out first.
If these are not first wave I'm going with the Commerce de Bordeaux. Even in pre production it's a sharp looking ship, and as Ed mentioned could have broad use for the player base.
It was tricky... I was on the right border of the playingfield, wind comes from right and my mate with his SoL on my left side blocks me, so i could get away.
The French SoL-player sails ailways in the wind, played a red card and was drawn back, and so I was always in firerange of its 7" SoL, that was my end.
I will try this later when I have my game here, maybe an interesting strategy....
But I enjoyed the game, it is super
I'd agree with Ed, the color scheme of that ship is just so useful to represent a huge number of British ships. I'll probably acquire at least 3-4 of them I'm guessing, maybe a few subtle repaints to distinguish them apart.
We think alike Ryan. I just ordered four extras.
Wow!
I hadn't even considered doing a pre order before the KS shipped.
Thanks!
Looks like a few more will be headed to AZ.
Interesting that Commerce de Bordeaux is the only individual ship listed at the Anchorage store right now.
I wonder why...
Check them out again Bruce.
When I go to the Anchorage store then click on miniatures, Sails of Glory then Napoleonic Wars, Keith has them all listed.
Click on miniatures > Sails of Glory > which will show all models.
Yep! Thanks.
Tossup... Bellona as the defining ship of the Slade Common 74 family, or Bellerophon as the ship that ran the Mad Little Corsican to heel.
All this assuming of course that Victory and Constitution don't count... if they do it becomes a tossup between them.
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