15 March 2020

Back, again?

I am trying to get my wargaming 'sea legs' back!

A new arrival has piqued my interest:


These are 1/1200 ship models from Spithead Miniatures for the Haitian Revolution (Salnave's War) of 1867.  Also pictured above is an ACW 90-day gunboat and USS Benton.

To accompany these wonderful models, I picked up a copy of this:


This slender book is a concise source of information for the vessels and battles at sea during the revolution, including maps and drawings of all the ships present.
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10 comments:

  1. DeanM15 March, 2020 08:31

    Welcome back, and a great project to kick off your return.

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  2. Dave S.15 March, 2020 15:11

    Welcome back to blogging! The Haitian stuff looks interesting. I wish Spithead miniatures had a better way of showing their figures.

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    1. El Grego16 March, 2020 06:18

      Thanks - The Spithead web site is gone, but they have a Facebook page...

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  3. tradgardmastare16 March, 2020 00:18

    This is a new period to me and I look forward to learning more about it as your project continues. Good to see you blogging here once more.

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  4. Stew16 March, 2020 13:08

    Good luck with the sea legs. 😀

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  5. Prufrock18 March, 2020 05:00

    Sounds like an intriguing project!

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  6. A Miniatures Hobby Room22 March, 2020 10:35

    Alright! Welcome back Greg! Wow I didn't even kno there was a Hatian revolution let alone ships to go with it. Looking forward to seeing what you do with them! 😉

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  7. El Grego22 March, 2020 16:53

    Thank you, Gentlemen!

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