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How can you not be aware of any other 'major' WWII naval miniature games? 1.) Grand Fleets 3rd Edition 2.) Naval Thunder: Clash of Dreadnoughts 3.) Action Stations 4.) Seekreig 4th edition 5.) Command at Sea, 4th edition, 2nd printing These are just the ones that have similar sales figures or...

And it looks like I've been delinquent as well! You're right... the Garibaldis were probably the most varied 'class' of ships to ever sail the seas. Confusion abounds anytime they start cropping up in discussion. I wonder how much longer 2.0 is gonna take - I don't want to do Russo-Japanese and...

So we have a solid secondary source that drew from reliable primary sources that shows she was, in fact, a uniform main battery version of the G.G. class... meaning no 8" guns aft.

One final question: Will it be as easy to add ships as in prior versions? There are so many different wars that loomed and threatened during this time period, but never happened. From the magnificent broadside ironclads with rows of cannon to the en-echelon ships with enormous muzzle-loading...

http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNSpain_945-42_m1896.htm This was the gun that was to replace the 10" gun forward. I've found conflicting reports as to whether she had mixed or unform main guns (the GG class had several variants) but most seem to agree that all she had at Santiago de Cuba was...

Just in time for my birthday! It'll be fun to see just how easy the C.S.S. Virginia can plough through them damnyankees. :mrgreen: What's the price-point gonna look like, and how many ships (give or take) are included?

Doesn't seem that anyone is downloading. If you've picked them up and looked, sound off please! :oops:

Here is the revised version of the Spanish Navy stats: http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/u5nAqFTT/file.html And here is the first draft of the US Navy stats: http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/KPy2567p/file.html If anyone notices any more errors or possible improvements, please post them! PS: Tell me...

Well, I've been digging a bit more and have found out that the Cristobal Colon and her canceled sister Pedro de Aragon were supposed to have had 2x1x9.45"/L42 guns* (after the faulty 10"/L40 EOCs were removed). So I'll correct that tonight when I get back to work, along with the other things...

First Errata (LOL) p.6 Reina Regente class Protected Cruiser Port and Starboard Secondaries range should be 16"

I have the Spanish Armada ready to post. I'm working on the US Navy. Spanish Armada, first draft http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/PkRNr4yX/file.html I still have to write individual descriptions for the classes. All ship stats are as near as I can approximate on the data I had available; I am...

I'll get the US torpedo craft into the mix on Sunday and post them Monday, barring interruptions, then. If not Monday, then I'll have the Wednesday. The only big issues that I'm running into is 1.) so many small anti-TB guns and 2.) torpedoes are almost, but not quite, entirely useless. Since...

So, I got bored and decided that I wanted to recreate the Battle of Santiago de Cuba. Being as none of the ships necessary were in Age of Dreadnoughts, I've spent the last few days putting the various ships necessary into the Age of Dreadnoughts system. So far, I've got everything converted for...

Thanks. Next up... Walter boats.

OK, the supplement on American subs has been in Matt's hands for about a week now, and I've got most of the bugs that rcbecker1 was kind enough to find worked out as well. I'm just waiting for some kind of word from on high to let me know what I can expect. As a taste of things to come, here is...