Tilting At Windmills

THE FIRST SANTIAGO-CLASS CORVETTE AND A FOURTH (!) BATTLECRUISER JOIN THE FLEET

Following the distraction of Frostgrave, I have been returning to the Dropfleet Commander with some fervour, perhaps inspired by the new Experimental Rules released by Hawk and definitely influenced by the release of the Santiago-class Corvettes. 

Last time you may have seen my second Battleship and third Battle Cruiser, and now I have finished the first of six Santiago-class Corvettes and the final, fourth Battle Cruiser. 

Onto the pictures! 

The latest additions to the Battlefleet

The vessel is accompanied by a pair of attendant escorts

The UCMS Rocinante is one of the flagships of Battlefleet Carthage, a vessel of some repute

Now an outdated class of Battle Cruiser (the Avalon-class now replaced by the Perth-class), the Rocinante maintains an impressive record and serves with distinction

The Santiago-class Corvette

A striking missile array dominates the wings of the ship

The four smallest Corvette variants operating in Battlefleet Carthage

Alongside the Toulon-class Frigate, the Santiago is an impressive size, albeit comparatively fragile

The four Battle Cruisers of Strike Group Cervantes - the Rocinante, Black Philip, Dulcinea and Scopuli

The UCMS Rocinante and the Black Philip, with their attendant escorts ships

The two Avalon-class Battle Cruisers, with their impressive Burnthrough Lasers

The Rocinante, Sirocco and Scopuli on patrol

Thanks for reading,

George