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Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part Two!

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Bonus Post - Anglo-Dutch Age of Sail in 1:1200

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Tiller and Whipstaff is a rule set by Rod Langton for 1:1200 Naval Combat in the Age of Sail.  I sat down briefly with some folks were were setting up for an Anglo-Dutch high seas throw-down!

Bonus Post - Anglo-Dutch Age of Sail in 1:1200

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tmon
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Great looking ships!

damon
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The Langton ships are fantastic when fully rigged up

limburger
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Go Dutchies! Smite those English … 😉

zorg
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Great looking ships.

templar007
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Oh, I’ll have to look into these rules to see how they compare with Oak and Iron.

Fleets on the table top are always cool to see!

limburger
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quick google suggests that the rules are designed for large fleet actions.
I kind of doubt Oak&Iron will be that big

leopoldofalbany
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Thanks for the kind words. That was my game, and I’ve been working on these fleets for @ 20 years. Almost all Langtons, with a couple of old Navwar models snuck in to provide bulk – they are cheap and suitable for fireships and hired merchants IMO. The ratlines are old pantyhose donated by my wife that I stretch on a frame and hit with multiple (I dunno 20? 30?) coats of spray varnish until they are stiff. I plan on doing the game again in 2020, and if I can get more players I can go much bigger. Tiller… Read more »

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