Hi Folks,

I am glad that your Website is online again! I just build The Maiden, even if I have no rules for playing a game with this Ship. Big compliment. It's a great model. I build a lot of paper models in my live but it is realy seldom that everything fits together that perfect.

A little construction tip: When you build the hull of the ship cut out the white spaces for gluing. Why? You'll get a smooth surface of the hull and no white edges that you have to paint with a sharpie. You still have a two-layer-hull this way.

Best wishes from Germany
Heiko "The Weasle"

Welcome to the Forums, Wiesel!
Yes, I'm glad the site is back up, too.
Glad you enjoyed the build. I built mine a few years ago, but now need to give it a "refit" to repair wear and tear.
Interesting tip. Thanks.

I am so lagging behind right now. Before I had the free time on my hands, but not the money to start building. I had scraped together what little supplies and money I had left and started on an Inn of the Fiesty Friar before. Got a handful of tiles done, but nothing "playable" at the time, though I was progressing at a good pace. I would have been able to make a sizeable building to add to the field or several small buildings with what I had printed. Then I finally got hired someplace. I have enough money now to buy quality materials (replacement blades, good glue, INK) yet no time to do so or to continue the build. I work 4 10's (4 days a week, 10 hour shifts for those who don't work yet) and a graveyard shift at that. Consequently I have 1 day to fully recuperate (My job requires strenuous activity and to stand on your feet for the entirety of the shift) and sleep most of the day away really and then condense a whole weeks worth of hanging out and catching up with my friends into the remaining two days. Thus my Fiesty Friar sits in a bin in my closet collecting dust. I hope to get back to it sometime soon.