I now have a fleet of 6 dugout canoes I printed up and painted. here you see one crewed by a few 28mm Pulp Miniatures Southe Seas islanders and Wargames Factory Zulus.
The STL files can be found HERE.
Good gaming!
Why Jozi's Tin Man? It is in reference to the very first Savage Worlds game I played with my wife, Jozi, where she played a flying monkey and I was a Tin Man. Hence Jozi's (possessive) Tin Man. PS - She won...
I now have a fleet of 6 dugout canoes I printed up and painted. here you see one crewed by a few 28mm Pulp Miniatures Southe Seas islanders and Wargames Factory Zulus.
The STL files can be found HERE.
Good gaming!
I have finally painted up my 3d printed trees for 6mm / 10mm figures. The prime requirement I had for this little project was that the trees be robust and durable. While not as pretty as model railway trees I think they look pretty good.
The files are HERE
Here is the forest...
I played the next battle in the Punitive Expedition Campaign twice, once with modified Squad Hammer and once with some homegrown rules I have just started fiddling with. Here are the results and the progress our little column is making...
It was quiet... too quiet as Captain Barnaby of the Midsomer Yeomanry checked his askaris manning the perimeter. The Zamunda Field Force was halfway to its objective of destroying the Slaver compound deep in the jungle. Suddenly, the air was rent with the savage cries of Anzique cannibals!
The first time through I modified Squad Hammer. It was very fast, and one of the Askari units broke and the cannibals made it into the camp before being shot down by the hunters held in reserve. Of course, there are not a lot of tactical options in this scenario.