I am quite pleased with this boat for Cruel Seas (or maybe Narrow Seas). I tried to add a flag to the stern mast but gave up after a while. I'll try again later!
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Saturday, 23 November 2019
Vorposten Boot
Of the many German patrol boats that served during the war, the VP-Boot or Vorpostenboot was perhaps the most feared by the Royal Navy. Built as an escort boat from many different pre-war fishing vessels, yachts or harbour craft, they were simple and robust – perfect to mount a large variety of weaponry, an equivalent to the trawlers of the Royal Navy.
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9 comments:
Nice model! I read up about the V-boot when researching for a set of naval rules a friend and I wrote, and yes, from all accounts they were nasty buggers to tangle with. MGBs and MTBs alike hated to deal with them.
Great stuff Martin! Really like that paint job 😀
The rules maybe a bit naff but the models are lovely. Great paint job on this, the cameo is wild.
Cracking work Martin, what a splendid model.
Thanks, A J. It is interesting. I had never come across one of these boats before I bought this model. Looking forward to trying it out in a game.
Thanks, Ivor. I am pleased with this one.
The models are good, I have a few more to paint up yet. Yes, I am pleased with that camo scheme. I'm looking for a few different ones to make painting more interesting.
They are lovely models. I have an armed trawler to do next and I'm working on some scenery.
Nice bit of camo work Martin.
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