My second post for the challenge is even more Black Seas, covering a spread of vessels that all could have been found in the Mediterranean during the Napoleonic Wars. A Spanish 1st rate, a Barbary Pirate xebec, and a French cutter.
For points I based it on the small brig being 10 points and the medium frigate as 15 points, so a 5 point up or down based on the size the vessel is given in game.
1st Rate (XL): 25 points
Xebec (S): 10 points
Cutter (T): 5 points
For a total of 40 points.
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Stunning work Raul - anyone who has dabbled in the majestic art of naval warship modelling (the creme of the hobby obviously, apart from Miles that is) knows what fine work this is. Wonderful lines, dynamic flags and billowing sails. Stirring stuff!
I'm awarding 20 bonus points for the conversion work, scratch building new masts, the lovely ratlines and taut rigging work - beautifully done!
Fair winds and following seas to you Raul!
-Paul
Lovely looking ships. Great work on the masts and rigging.
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ReplyDeleteThose are really impressive! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteSuperb Raul, really lovely work
ReplyDeleteStunning work !
ReplyDeleteSplendid painting and conversion work!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Wow, museum quality work! Didn’t like the masts so made my own out of brass tubing? Bonkers.
ReplyDeleteWhen these "Black Seas" ships look good, they look GREAT. Well done.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work Raul. I've done some 1/1200 and your bigger ships seem museum quality. Well done.
ReplyDeleteOoooo they are rather tasty Raul, well done!
ReplyDeleteSome lovely ship building right there!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive brushwork especially at that scale. Well done!
ReplyDeleteReally nice work Raul - great patience to paint in all of that repetitive detail (more than I could manage!)
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning work on these Raul. Your extra efforts have really paid off.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive, Raul! The thought of rigging these makes me shudder...
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