New ships shipping in November

[Capn Duff]

Ah, that could be depressing

[Diamondback]

Ah, that could be depressing

As much in the economic sense of the word as the psych one. For those across the pond, the Penn Central railroad bankruptcy (an ill-advised unholy union of two bitter archrivals who would each gladly torch their own company to screw over the other) was an epic disaster, crippling roughly a quarter of the US rail network.

[csadn]

As much in the economic sense of the word as the psych one. For those across the pond, the Penn Central railroad bankruptcy (an ill-advised unholy union of two bitter archrivals who would each gladly torch their own company to screw over the other) was an epic disaster, crippling roughly a quarter of the US rail network.

https://www.buyandhold.com/bh/en/edu...n_central.html for more data.

And the US is *always* going to be "light on ships" in this period, unless and until Ares starts covering the Great Lakes Campaigns and/or the privateer campaigns. Aside from a one-off built during the AmRev which was then fobbed off onto France[1], the US wouldn't have any ships-of-the-line until well after the War of 1812[2].

[1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_America_(1782) ]
[2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Independence_(1814) and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Washington_(1814) did not enter service until after the War ended.]

[Comte de Brueys]

Let's see when Keith wil list them in the Anchorage store.

I can't order before Oct. 15th. after the credit card bill, anyways.

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And the US is *always* going to be "light on ships" in this period, unless and until Ares starts covering the Great Lakes Campaigns...

I think before this happens, we see Mr. Manleys gunboat campaign with SoG models.