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Gaming Model by Farbror Fartyg

This is the first piece I've finished for a naval battle table top battle game I'm creating. I guess a pretty accurate description of the model would be "17th century East India Man". The flags are removable, so you don't have to play as Holland if you don't want to ... Two of the sails are also removable. That way you can swap the whole ones for tattered ones, should you sustain serious damage to the rig.

The model is made out of balsa wood, paper and spare gubbins such as aluminium mesh and sewing pins.

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Updated August 9, 2013
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