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Roll Call / Re: Lou Coatney - Naval Action and cardstock model ships - says hello.
« on: March 02, 2016, 11:16:11 am »
Thanks for the welcome, Rd. I'll check out your Historical section. 
Have model ships, will game.
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Roll Call / Lou Coatney - Naval Action and cardstock model ships - says hello.
« on: March 02, 2016, 06:55:59 am »
My Naval Action miniatures rules are for WW2 ... and earlier, if I ever get around to doing the ship status sheets ... naval combat. Someone else has since come out with a Naval Action naval game and/or rules, but that is not mine.
Naval Action is FREE on my CoatneyHistory webpage ... as long as that lasts. Many people like it for its speed, simplicity, and "2 thumbs" turn/combat results chart. (Frank Chadwick really liked NA and wanted GDW to publish it, but then GDW went out of business. Frank did use a 2 thumbs chart for a new science fiction game, he told me.)
Also on CoatneyHistory and my other webpage are FREE cardstock model ship plans ... including ships to complement Airfix's exquisite 1:1200 Sink the Bismarck set ... including ORP Piorun ... I'm very proud of my little pixel by pixel Polish naval ensign ... ... although the plans can be printed off at almost any scale.
Also, my FREE Lion's Lair: Malta Convoy Battles 1940-42 boardgame on CoatneyHistory has an alternative, miniatures combat resolution option, using Naval Action and the individual Italian and Commonwealth ship markers I have made for it. The simple boardgame combat resolution system is fun too and MUCH faster, of course.
The Verification letters to post things on here are very hard to read. To register, I had to try 3 times, and it made me re-type my desired password the first 2 times.
Naval Action is FREE on my CoatneyHistory webpage ... as long as that lasts. Many people like it for its speed, simplicity, and "2 thumbs" turn/combat results chart. (Frank Chadwick really liked NA and wanted GDW to publish it, but then GDW went out of business. Frank did use a 2 thumbs chart for a new science fiction game, he told me.)
Also on CoatneyHistory and my other webpage are FREE cardstock model ship plans ... including ships to complement Airfix's exquisite 1:1200 Sink the Bismarck set ... including ORP Piorun ... I'm very proud of my little pixel by pixel Polish naval ensign ...
... although the plans can be printed off at almost any scale.Also, my FREE Lion's Lair: Malta Convoy Battles 1940-42 boardgame on CoatneyHistory has an alternative, miniatures combat resolution option, using Naval Action and the individual Italian and Commonwealth ship markers I have made for it. The simple boardgame combat resolution system is fun too and MUCH faster, of course.
The Verification letters to post things on here are very hard to read. To register, I had to try 3 times, and it made me re-type my desired password the first 2 times.
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