This is my low-end answer for the need for wargame pieces for miniatures games.
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This is an ongoing discussion about 17th Century naval wargaming (really, 1620-1720). Part of what is offered are scenarios for games: orders-of-battle, ship lists, battle descriptions, and scenarios for Age of Sail II-Privateers Bounty (a sailing warfare computer simulation/game), suitable scaled for that environment. Copyright (c) 2003-2004 James C. Bender
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- I spent 11 years on active duty in the navy. Half was as an enlisted man and half as an officer. My Dad had interested me in the navy and ships, when I was young. I found that I was attracted to doing research, regardless of topic, although much of that research has been in the fields of naval and military history. My Dad was also an artist, and got me drawing and painting since I was three. Much of my work consists of portraits of military and naval historical figures, as well as ships and tanks.
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- Some more about English flags in 1652 and 1653
- More about English flags
- I still don't know what are the correct flags to u...
- I need to find out the right English flags to use
- I am preparing the necessary game pieces for the B...
- I am making "stands" so that I can try Iain Stanfo...
- Privateers Bounty tactics and maneuvering
- I ran the Kentish Knock scenario, again
- A closer look at the "Generals-at-Sea" rules
- Iain Stanford's "General-at-Sea" rules
- Another test of the Battle of the Kentish Knock sc...
- Miniatures Sailing Warfare Gaming
- Experiments
- Tactics for the Dutch
- I just fought a VERY different Battle of the Kenti...
- Tests of line formation in Privateers Bounty for 1...
- Gaming with 17th Century ships
- I just won the Battle of the Saintes, as the Briti...
- More Privateers Bounty
- Wargame pieces
- Difference between 17th and 18th Century ships in ...
- I finally won the Battle of the Saintes
- The Battle of the Virginia Capes (rather off-topic)
- Privateers Bounty: my Battle of Portland scenario
- Privateers Bounty: my Battle of the Kentish Knock ...
- The Battle of the Sound scenario
- More Privateers Bounty simulation tips
- This is a scene from my Battle of the Kentish Knoc...
- The importance of using the wind
- I just ran another test, fighting "in line"
- A revelation--Frank Fox would have expected this
- The Battle of the Sound scenario
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