When the Mary Rose sank on the 19th of July, 1545, it took the lives of over 300 sailors and crew with it (mainly due to the anti boarding netting that had been added before battle). Hearing the torment of hundreds of men begging for their lives all at once, it is said that the devil himself boarded the ship and offered the crew a deal. He would save their souls if each crew member could provide him with 666 souls each. They were desperate and agreed to the contracts. The ghost ship now called The Devils Rose is said to rise from the depths before its prey and harvest every soul it comes across. Sailors who claim to have seen the Devils Rose say that the sails start to bleed as the ship begins its hunt on the surface and that as she travels, the Rose and the sea she touches are lit an ungodly green blaze. The once colourful crests and pennants that once adorned the Rose have now been drained of life and are seen to be black and grey.

Here are the photos of the ghoulish glow...

That's very good!

Did you use the Revell "glow-in-the-dark" pirate ship for this or fluorescent paint?

Quote from: Old Wombat on August 24, 2023, 07:38:31 PMThat's very good!

Did you use the Revell "glow-in-the-dark" pirate ship for this or fluorescent paint?

I did indeed, it was the only glow in the dark paint I could find anywhere. If I had the choice I would've picked a more blue pigment to make it look more like natural bioluminecence.

That really has come out well   

 

Arrrr.