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Other Naval Games => Historical Naval Games => Topic started by: Yarkshire Gamer on February 27, 2017, 02:07:35 pm
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http://yarkshiregamer.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/12400-tirpitz-and-friends.html (http://yarkshiregamer.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/12400-tirpitz-and-friends.html)
A rare foray into 1/2400 WW2 Naval for me today, having huge 1/3000 collections for the period the need and of course cost of starting a fresh in a larger scale is out of the question.
It was nice then to put these together for a friend for a display game for Tirpitz and her final action.
GHQ of course with a nice addition to my WW1 collection included on the blog post.
Regards Ken
The Yarkshire Gamer
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Looking good Ken! You've almost got me wanting to give these models a try...would you recommend GHQ for this scale and subject? Are there other model makers out there besides GHQ?
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Hi,
GHQ stuff is great however there are lots of factors to consider when choosing
How much do you want to spend ?
How big an area do I have to game in ?
What size games do I want ?
My WW2 Collections are all in 1/3000 scale, these are 1/2400 and specifically for a friend and for a very specific game. Having done WW1 in 1/2400 and having massive WW2 Collections I can't see me doing more of these unless they are for others.
Another US company C in C make WW2 stuff in this scale, not sure of any others as it's not my field.
Cheers Ken
The Yarkshire Gamer