I believe that at some stage in the past Pendraken used to produce ACW Ironclads?
Two questions 1. Are these models likely to be produced again?
2. Has anyone got photos of the above models?
If my information is incorrect could I please request the following;
10mm Monitor Class model
10mm. City Class "Pook Turtle" ( not 100% positive on name) Lift off roof so could place crew / guns in?
2 types of "fortress guns" from examples such as 8 inch Parrott / Armstrong. 15 inch Dahlgren/ Rodman 9 inch Dahlgren etc. ( along the lines of FPW30a and b ) but with crews sculpted by ACW range sculptor. Confederate and Union.
Naval gun crews inc Officer
Cotton bails for defences/ dock side
Wooden barrels
Thanks
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Quote from: monkeynut on 06 August 2020, 12:15:12 PM
If my information is incorrect could I please request the following;
10mm Monitor Class model
Wouldn't that mean that a model of the USS Monitor would have to be nearly 35 cm long?
We used to have 3 or 4 ACW boats but they've dropped down the production schedule and I'm not sure when they'll be back. We also have a much larger range of 6mm ironclads (20+) which have never seen the light of day. Considering the size of some of them, I think we'd prefer to put the 6mm's into production I think.
Thanks for the update Leon know your schedule is always busy . Would be interested to know how long your models were.
Thanks Westmarcher ,sorry my calculations were way out! Thought Monitor would be around 14cm x 4cm ish and the City class around 22cm x 5cm ish. Maths was never my best subject! 🤨
Maybe a scratch built hybrid of both types is the way to go, just to have a visible representation on the table.will have to add to my "to do " list.
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Or look at Peter Pig's Hammering Iron range...
Yes, I'd go with something like the Peter Pig 1/450 scale ships even if I was using them with my 15mm minis as the true scale ones would be impractical and really like terrain they should be aligned with the ground scale rather than the figures vertical scale. With my 15mm ACW miniatures I'll use 10mm buildings to avoid them being too big for the ground scale.
Even 1/300 scale they would be pretty big.
One of them was about 400mm long I think, so they were big bits of kit. I'm not sure they were really viable to use in many games, you'd only get a couple on the table and the turning circle would be huge! I think the 6mm models have got a lot more sales potential.
Thanks Mad Lemmey and DaveH will have a look on P.Pig site for ideas/ inspiration/ another scale temptation 😬
Thanks for the reply ,Leon yeah 400mm might be just a tad too much !🤨
May have to consider smaller scale models.would like to do a Vicksburg or Mississippi River action, Ironclads running past blockade forts ? Would be curious to see what support Leon's 20 + 6mm model range would produce.
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Forget small scale ,if you can have a 10mm scale aircraft carrier, l can have a 400mm Ironclad! 😃
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