Confederate coastal defence pt2

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Confederate coastal defence pt2

Post by nevermore » Wed Dec 05, 2012 9:52 am

Part 2 of the battle at Baywatch, another 46 photos uploaded on the site of the battle for you to feast your eyes on

Scratchbuilt flat train
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Confederate seamen preparing guns
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The Lincoln train
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Confederate regiments move out of town to counter attack the threat from within
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Confederates leave the island to support the land defence
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Advance quickly to the front
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The Dasher and the hand made torpedo
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USS Thumper crew
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Closeup of the boiler on the Thumper (scratchbuilt by Malc t.)
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The battlefield from land
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Map of the battlefield
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Map position by 12.00pm
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Re: Confederate coastal defence pt2

Post by Friedrich August I. » Thu Dec 06, 2012 5:11 am

What was the Scale for the Miniatures? I would guess 15mm as some of the Minis reminds me of the Stone Mountain range.
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Re: Confederate coastal defence pt2

Post by nevermore » Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:57 am

Yep all 15mm PeterPig miniatures, the Lincoln train is also PeterPig but more or less everything else is hand built including the artillery gun on the flat train.
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