Yes, the CG vessels here are very sleek. There's a base in French Creek and the other day a sizable vessel was moored off the beach. Quite rakish looking.

So can we see some of what is inspiring you Paul? The name Marina has me a little ( o.k. Very very very little) worried that it woll be more yacht club and not commercial type docks. The water front I'm tring to do is going to be very industrial with cranes, etc.

Will there be any of the following included in the set?

Cranes for loading and unloading Cargo containers.

cement docks as well as wooden

Drydock

Rail tiles for loading containers onto rolling stock

Actual three D tie offs for large ships

Grain elevators with tubes for loading straight into an open cargo hold ( I see this in Seattle right out my window at work)

Support columns so any tile can be placed. I'm thinking of having warehouses over the water.

Boat repair shop with pully system to pull smaller craft out of the water for repair

Just curious what you are using for your inspiration. Living in a heavily used waterfront area Everett all the down to Tacoma, I have a lot of stuff in mind and I want to be able to do it all

Thanks for coming back Paul.

CCotD'

I would go for Mayhem "Dockyards" "Docks" even "Water Front". If the Water Front was use then it could be subtitled after that.

Mayhem Water Front: Docks
Mayhem Water Front: Dirty Venice





Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

And Mayhem Water Front is a much better product line name than following the existing naming conventions... which would lead to

Mayhem Water Works!

I think we already saw that release when Denny's HD crashed.

Arabin

Heh, I'd like one of the names available to for the tug to be 'Narcissus'. (Does anyone remember the name of Horatio Bullwinkle's tug? That'd be nice too. )

The Auld Grump

The name really doesn't matter but I thought that if there were ever expansions it might marry easier.


What is a " foo foo boat "


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

Hah! I consider a foo foo boat to be the spotless Grady-White, with custom covers on everything...that's tied to the dock all but two weekends a year.

Thats exactly what I thought you meant by Foo Foo boat There's alway at least one around to flash a status pose for the owner ... a moored billboard.

I really like your plan for a tug, trawler. Lots of grit in that type of boat.

And grease....you need grease for that there grit, don't you know?

Yes ... grease, grit, ... you've got to love it!

I don't like my grits too greasy, but I do like a fried egg in the middle

Arabin

Well that will teach me to go to scout camp for over a week!
Mayhem Marina sounds waay cool