We’ll be hoping between three countries for this one. Mostly by train and ferry. We hope we can meet a few of you on our travels!
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ScandiShip: Changes and lessons learned
Last year’s trip to Australia was an enormous success. But it taught us a lot about how to do these better. So here’s the lessons for this time around…
Continue readingIntroducing… Dan the Chemist
If we want to do explodey things in Sweden, we need a qualified chemist. ShipShape rules seem to require that we restrict party members to a limited number of names. So meet… another Dan. Teacher, …
Continue readingRefighting… The Gunboat War of 1807-14
Backers of the ScandiShip 24 will get exclusive access to a bonus wargaming video. This time round, the ShipShape crew will be refighting parts of an often-overlooked part of the Napoleonic Wars. In this article, Dr Alex Clarke explains why the Gunboat War is getting our attention.
Continue readingScandinavia 24 Crowdfunder now live!
It’s taken us far longer than we hoped to be in a position to get this live for backing than we’d have liked, but we’re excited to announce that, with your help, we will be …
Continue readingProfile: Drachinifel
‘Drachinifel’ is an engineer-turned-historian who specialises in naval history and engineering, primarily cover the 1750-1950 time period.
Continue readingProfile: Dr Dan Freedman
With a broad range of historical interests from ancient (up to and including A-level Classical Civilisation) to modern, the general “interest” is aided by applying skills, experience, and training from actual work.
Continue readingProfile: John Bull
Historian, writer and streamer who specialises in history that falls through the gaps. From the quirks of international law that lead to the Knights Hospitaler possessing one of the largest air forces in Europe after WW2.
Continue readingProfile: Dr Alex Clarke
Dr Alex Clarke is a military historian with an extensive knowledge of British naval history. Since completing his PhD, he has been writing papers mainly about cruisers and destroyers in the 1920s, 1930s, 1950s and even present day for conferences, journals and a range of websites.
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