1/6000 scale WWI ships by Figurehead miniatures.
Category: WWI Naval
WWI Naval Battle – Goeben Escapes Again
In this fictional battle using the WWI naval game program, the Goeben and the Breslau sail into the Adriatic to join the Austro-Hungarian fleet. They are intercepted by British forces just as the Austrian escort is in sight.
Status at the end of the game: IO end 2-12-2014
Plot of entire battle: sk-plot-2-12-2014
Damage output summary: Output 2-12-2014
After a running fight lasting 80 minutes, the German ships escape north with little damage. The A-H pre-dreadnought battleships are sunk or sinking, probably to be finished off by the British battlecruisers. The British armoured cruisers have lost one ship and the others are heavily damaged.
WWI Naval Battle – Scandinavian Convoy
In this fictional battle using the WWI naval game program, the fastest units of the High Seas Fleet are sent north to intercept a Scandinavian convoy. The convoy is escorted by the US dreadnoughts serving as the 6th Battle Squadron of the Grand Fleet. Historically, the British had begun escorting these convoys with battleship divisions detached from the Grand Fleet in January 1918. The 6th Battle Squadron sailed to perform this duty for the first time on February 6, 1918 (Jones, “U.S. Battleship Operations In World War I”, Chapter 2).
Status after 50 minutes: Skagerrak-201 end norway
Plot of entire battle: sk-plot-norway
Damage output summary: Norway output 2-5-2014
With the Grand Fleet approaching, the German units have to withdraw. The Markgraf has a maximum speed of 16 knots and will probably be scuttled to avoid capture. New York and Wyoming are so badly damaged that making port will be difficult.
WWI Naval Battle in the Strait of Otranto
In this fictional battle using the WWI naval game program, two players commanded French and Austro-Hungarian fleets in April 1915.
Player briefings: Otranto 1915
Initial plot: FAH plot c
Status after 65 minutes: IO end of turn 13
Plot of entire battle: sk-plot-012























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