The Royal Navy Cannon.

So my next series of models is going to be based on the Royal Navy of Nelson's Era.

Lucky Jack Aubrey,  Horatio Hornblower, Bloody Jacky Faber....!

Some figures, some naval stuff, and maybe a medium sized ship or two.

So to start off, the first model is a pair of Royal Navy Cannons of the era.

Here's the link (2 cannons on one page pdf):

Royal Navy Cannons

Hope you like,

Grendels_Mother64

The Wooden Fort.

This is a log pallisade mound fort model I designed years and years ago.

It's pretty simple with a single gate tower and modular straight wall and corner sections that paperclip together....so you could in theory make a really big fort.  Really big.

It's fairly generic, so it could be iron age, medieval, or even wild west.

Thanks to Mproteau from Cardboard Warriors for the great build photo.  

So here's the link to the Wooden Fort:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7_Wdv8oYpJhZERiS040Q1JTZnM/view?usp=sharing

Hope you like, 

GM64

PS;  If you haven't seen Cardboard Warriors before, go check them out.  A great community with lots of free models.

Pirates!

Here's some scurvy devils for your next try at Treasure Island, Black Sails, or Davy Jone's Locker!!!

Higher res pdf here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7_Wdv8oYpJhT3liV0IwVUdESzg/view?usp=sharing

Hope you like,

GM64

StormTroopers, CloneTroopers, BattleDroids

 

Here's a few Star Wars baddies....or goodies.

I guess that depends what side you're on.

Done in the chunky style of gaming miniatures.

The 2 page PDF (in much higher resolution) can be found at this link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7_Wdv8oYpJhQnV4UDhadFdnUjg/view?usp=sharing

Hope you like, 

GM64