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Re: Japanese Sashimono (battle flags) + Ninja Chess Upgrade
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lugnet.castle.ninja
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Thu, 9 Aug 2001 15:10:19 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.ninja, Joel Hart writes:
> --- Kung-Khoon Quah <kquah1@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> > I was able to produce my own "sashimono" which are
> > battle flags worn by ashigaru (common soldiers) on
> > their backs and horsemen during battles.
> > The link to my webpage is
> > http://web.tampabay.rr.com/kkqwebpage
> Here is my sugestion. Do the battle in super microfig
> scale, using 1x2, 1x4, 1x6 tiles or plates to represent
> each side. The book should have pictures of the terrain so
> model that out on a couple of baseplates. We called them
> sandboxes in the Army. Then use flags to number important
> sites on the battlefield, then have the number correspond
> to a blown up diorama.
Joel,
That is a great suggestion !! I had thought of making a
very large microfig battlefield but even having 1 minifg to
represent every 1000, that's a total of 170 minifigs. Ouch !
But with the super microfig scale and doing diorama scenes,
I could probably get away with less but still do a good job
of it. Also, I can probably make multiple battlefield
sandboxes for different phases of the battle.
I can already visualize the post battle diorama with
all the daimyos sitting around the Tokugawa curtain wall
and viewing the heads of opponents. Good deal !
KK
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