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Re: My fleet is bigger'n your fleet!
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lugnet.pirates
Date: 
Fri, 5 Nov 1999 15:19:21 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:


Bruce Schlickbernd wrote:

I was using it in the sense of the term as Steve Jackson uses it in his • Pirate
Game rather than an actual ship (I know, a Brig ain't a ship).

It's not a boat, either.  :)  I presume it's a simple matter of confluence.


It's a thing that floats and has sails.  :-)

Still lacking SES or BSB.  Sigh.

Someone asked:  Skull's Eye Schooner and Black Seas Barracuda.
My fleet is primarily post-1870; it's three Fluyts (truncated Armada
flagships)

Not tubby enough (IMHO).  Whenever I get an extra brown midsection, I can
return one of my CCs to its proper hull, which would release the red hull to
become a 1 center section Fluyt.  They had fluyts post 1870?  I thought they
were much earlier.

Indeed fluyts are far far earlier (c.17th-C.).  The fleet is primarily • post-1870,
but the fluyts and ironclads fall into an earlier era (Holdovers? • Anachronisms?
Easy targets?  You decide!).  Sorry I wasn't clearer with my non-segue.  I • actually
think a sectionless Armada Flagship is tubby enough for a Fluyt, if built-up
properly--although maybe it's more of a cog, since it's hard to get more than • one
effective mast on the darn thing.

I seemed to have mentally skipped over that "sectionless" Armada Flagship.
Yeah, that can be tubby, though I put two lateen sails on it and try to
visually lengthen my mid-sectionless AF.  A wide front/stern would be a true
tubby cog, though I have often refered to the stock Crossbone Clipper as a cog
(extremely derisively).

Bruce



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  Re: My fleet is bigger'n your fleet!
 
(...) It's not a boat, either. :) I presume it's a simple matter of confluence. (...) Indeed fluyts are far far earlier (c.17th-C.). The fleet is primarily post-1870, but the fluyts and ironclads fall into an earlier era (Holdovers? Anachronisms? (...) (25 years ago, 5-Nov-99, to lugnet.pirates)

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