duncan

[quote=alan2525]Didn't Louis the 14th do something similar on the Lake at Versailles - I seem to remember hearing that he used to partake in miniature sea battles with scale replica galleons firing miniature cannon at each other.
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Miniature sea battles go back to Roman times . They even built amphitheatres that were flooded to accommodate the mini fleets. As usual in those spectaculars it was a real fight to the death with slaves and prisoners fighting for their lives. You can see a less bloodthirsty WW11 mini sea battle at Peasholme Park in Scarborough twice a week in summer. It has been going since the 1930s, then the scenario was WW1.

antuk

thank you all so far for your efforts .
smoke from a plummers thingy was mentiond this is not suitable as all i want the smoke for is to replicate the guns going of from a battle ship.
the smoke for the funnel is coverd i got the idea to use a fog machine muhaaaaaa loads a smoke.allthough this maybe usfull fur the sinking ship thank you .

depth charge i though of baking soda and vinegar but its got to be on the boat until needed ,so, does anyone no if baking soda can be kept in a small tin and sank over the side if this would make an effect im after .?

keep them ideas comming all help is greatfully recived