28mm Scale Log Canoe
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The next thing in my series of Bronze Age boats ! This is a log canoe scaled to work with 28mm figures.
I designed this to work with our current D&D adventure, where the party are exploring along a river inhabited by savage tribes and lizardmen. It is very loosely based on the incredible bronze age canoes found at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire, which were of a type where the occupants knelt on the floor rather than sitting at benches. I have taken some liberties with scaling (particularly the width) to enable them to be useful for tabletop gaming and to fit onto most 3D printer print beds.
If you'd like to see photos of the originals, http://www.mustfarm.com/bronze-age-river/discoveries/ is the place to look.
This thing four files
- A small waterline canoe, which will work with figures with 20mm bases.
- A small full-hull version, useful for dioramas where the canoe is drawn up onto a river bank etc.
- A larger waterline version, which will work with figures with bases up t
I designed this to work with our current D&D adventure, where the party are exploring along a river inhabited by savage tribes and lizardmen. It is very loosely based on the incredible bronze age canoes found at Must Farm in Cambridgeshire, which were of a type where the occupants knelt on the floor rather than sitting at benches. I have taken some liberties with scaling (particularly the width) to enable them to be useful for tabletop gaming and to fit onto most 3D printer print beds.
If you'd like to see photos of the originals, http://www.mustfarm.com/bronze-age-river/discoveries/ is the place to look.
This thing four files
- A small waterline canoe, which will work with figures with 20mm bases.
- A small full-hull version, useful for dioramas where the canoe is drawn up onto a river bank etc.
- A larger waterline version, which will work with figures with bases up t
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