View Poll Results: As a Victory reprint, I would like to see, or be OK with...

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  • 1745 Establishment 100: HMS Royal George

    1 8.33%
  • 1745 Establishment 100: HMS Britannia

    6 50.00%
  • 1810 Boyne 98: HMS Boyne

    0 0%
  • 1810 Boyne 98: HMS Union

    0 0%
  • 1810 HMS Impregnable

    0 0%
  • 1820 HMS Trafalgar

    1 8.33%
  • All of the above! The more the merrier!

    5 41.67%
  • None, I say NONE! Give me a different year Victory with different stats and that's all!

    1 8.33%
  • Some of the above/other (PLEASE reply and explain :) )

    0 0%
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Thread: Victory and her relatives... (Second card ideas)

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    Default Victory and her relatives... (Second card ideas)

    So, I've been trying to come up with some assessments about how much mileage Andrea can get out of each sculpt, and found a few possible candidates to re-use Victory. Thinking being, if we only get "HMS Victory 1805 Trafalgar Side A/HMS Victory 1765 Commissioning" that's not a lot of reason to buy a second mini, BUT if we can get a near-sister on the B-side that's both a reason to buy another copy AND a future re-use for the sculpt.

    Technical guys, here are the candidates--any I should strike? Not so technicals, which of these would get you most excited about "ooh, I GOTTA have that!"?

    1745 Establishment 100-gun: (supposedly construction was started from the draughts for Royal George)
    - 1756-1782 Royal George
    - 1762-1825 Britannia/1810 Princess Royal/1812 St. George/1819 Barfleur

    1810 Boyne 98-gun: (which IF I'm reading descriptions right were basically "build another Victory but leve off two guns")
    - 1810-61 Boyne/1834 Excellent
    - 1811-33 Union

    1810 Impregnable-line 98/100/104 (later 110; rating depends on date):
    - 1810-1906 Impregnable
    - 1820 Trafalgar
    I know the two late-1820s Princess Charlottes are in this line too, but they're clearly "after the game" and even HMS Trafalgar is borderline.

    So, what say ye, lads and ladies?

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    1745 Establishment 100: HMS Britannia gets my vote

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    Let`s get all of them..
    Last edited by Jack Aubrey; 03-21-2013 at 04:23.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Berthier View Post
    1745 Establishment 100: HMS Britannia
    Exactly my choice, Daniel. :g&t:

    Two British 1st rates are enough.

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    C'mon! Victory, Britannia and Royal Sovereign. How else are you supposed to do Trafalgar? (not to mention four Second Rate and about 20 Third Rates...and a couple opponents crazy enough to bring 30+ ships for the Combined).

    Of course, if we just wanted to do one column we only need one Fist, two Second and about a dozen Third (two of which we're already getting!). That's more reasonable.

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    All of them of course. make the palysheets free downloads and you are there :)

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    I'm for all of them.

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    Oh, one other datapoint to note... Victory is eight feet (about two and a half millimeters in this scale) longer than her ancestors.

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    I'm not knowledgeable enough to pick one, so I picked them all! :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Aubrey View Post
    Let`s get all of them..
    Agreed!

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    From the pictures I have seen HMS Britannia looks closer to HMS Victory than HMS Royal George.

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