For those of you who panicked at the presence of speculative fiction on this site, never fear - history is again here! The WWI project continues to move forward, with WTJ British ships being spotted on the horizon [it's the big plumes of coal dust you see] and the Imperial German Scout Squadron getting repairs.
Jim at WTJ quickly moved on my preference to receive a solid mast. He recast it with his fancy computer and showed his "highfalootinocity" by printing my battlecruiser again with great results! See for yourself:
Jim at WTJ quickly moved on my preference to receive a solid mast. He recast it with his fancy computer and showed his "highfalootinocity" by printing my battlecruiser again with great results! See for yourself:
Hindeburg after the "great bridge incident", and...
The Hindenburg Battlecruiser repaired and...IN SPACE!!!! Ah, if only the 2nd Reich could see her now...
Clearly, a solid job and an effective sculpt. The tripod mast is plenty close enough together to not even notice that there is/isn't three legs to it, and my dip/wash will shadow the space btw the legs anyway. I expect excellent results, and am grateful to Jim at WTJ for his excellent customer service. It may partially be that I am a particularly eager - cloying? - customer, but Jim does a great job with communication and fulfilling an obligation to the customer for a solid product [pun intended] that fulfills reasonable expectation. So in the case of this new sculpt with an experimentally fragile mast, Jim quickly made a second sculpt as well as explaining the situation and options available. So I'm very pleased.
Of course, I'll be even more pleased when Jim lets me spend my next $100 on a British fleet! Fortunately, I still have "gaming cash" left over from my sale of Ogre miniatures. Even with the purchase of fancy mats!
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