U-BOOT THE BOARDGAME
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About the Project
This project has several aspects for me. First, the game itself (painting, transporting, playing), then the technical / historical background of the submarine war in the II Worldwar and then the exploration of the fate of a fallen soldier, my great-uncle Paul.
Related Genre: Historical
This Project is Completed
Captains Log Day 9 - The sailer crate - finished the first of four
As announced, i pimp some little wooden boxes to store the tokens, markers and so on…
I painted this really cheap boxes with a mix of black and white and then I have attached a few hanging hemp rope on the sides.
Maybe I personalize the boxes for the Captain, the Navigator, the First Officer and the Chief Engineer……
Captains Log Day 10 - all crates ready for the crew
I am not sure at the moment – do i need inlays ?
Captains Log Day 11 - Honor the dead
In the small town of Heikendorf near Kiel / Germany there is a memorial to the fallen German submarine men.
At this memorial, the names of all fallen and missing German submarine soldiers of both world wars are listed
From 1939 to 1945 there were 30,003 fallen soldiers and 739 sunken boats.
Captains Log Day 12- Crew painted
As i told before, in this game the colours of bases have a meaning.They are assigned to a specific officer and of course must remain after painting. I tried to reconcile the basic color of the figure with the base color so as not to create too much contrast. And of course, the uniforms should look the way they look when used on a submarine for weeks, oily.
Captains Log Day 13 - more things to paint
the all-in-pledge upgrades for enviroment and supply – gives the game a bit more 3D feeling
Captains Log Day 15 - it depends on the packaging
Even though the submarine board game is already coming in a smart box, I’d like to wrap it up a bit more navy style overall . Now I have finally found a cheap and usable wooden box in the hardware store
I will decorate the box and provided with inlays, so that I can safely store everything from sea water and transport even in rough seas.
Captains Log Day 16 - Finishing the box
Everything is in the box – and a bit more. I still need a cover for the inlays, and then I remembered Bob Ross …..
Now I can pack everything – all I have to do is paint the markers …



























































