Deck 5 Opening Salvo - Minas Gerais and Yavuz

Nice units for very minor nation fleets.

An exciting addition to the game

Called it on a Brazilian battleship being introduced in the game.

Well if Shapeways doesn't have them ; i'd try Home Depot; 30 penny nail should do,
   with Zinc Oxide coating to help with rust;; unless of course you like an historic look.
In the good old days they would call this, two wasted slots; but thats why it was called it the good old days.

Shapeways has Minas Gerias and War Times Journal has a 1/1800 sms Goeben

We're nearing bottom, war at sea 4. Get used to seeing stuff like this (that lots of people want) as well as more fantasy and more operational variants.

On a more serious note; We are no way near the bottom. Thats just an excuse to create this pile of Rust.
     Its a lot easier to make this crap than to be challenged and come up with units already in use; but changed enough to be;
Competitive--Widely Playable and not Obsoleting its Parent unit.
    This deck with its limited reveal as already gone though the Twilight Zone of Fantasy; I guess thats were the real ingenuity lies.
R2D2 -- C3PO on the team.
    Many say RB opened the door; but the only unite he should not have made was Montana. The rest of his Fantasy units helped
the game become more completive and balanced.
     Expansion has Gone One Step Beyond or should; or i say too many steps in that direction and that includes this junk.
These kinds of units are for the very cable card makers like SWO and Brigman not The Sea God TEAMS, they are not individuals or small cohorts;
     But a group that represents the Forum and the games longevity; it doesn't have to expand the game to include all the world and its possible units; Let the individuals do that.
Some off the best units out of the Sea Gods were units already historically and game established but improvised,adapted and made too over come apathy.

Rust Buckets and fantasy ships are the two ends of timeline stretching, that cannot be avoided.
Nice scenario pieces addition.
In the old timers, there is a what if window that was already open, ie ships that would have existed if Washington and London treaties were not signed. There are some interesting yet to see. I'd be a fan of the Normandies (original class on which Bearn was based).