In this post I collect civilians and other miniatures that are great additions for wargames in a 17th/18th century pirate setting.
When I first started pirate gaming in 2008 I compiled a list of manufacturers of pirate miniatures which I still keep updated to this day. In order to properly flesh out your games, however, you will want more than scurvy sea dogs: From all sorts of civilians such as farmers, noble ladies and children, to dock workers to slaves there are lots of miniatures that can enhance your games. The list below contains miniatures from various manufacturers and ranges that are suitable for pirate games during the 17th and 18th century.
"Have no fear of perfection, you’ll never reach it."
Salvador Dali
"If you hear a voice within you say, 'You cannot paint', then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced."
Vincent Van Gogh
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Saturday, September 9, 2017
Friday, February 28, 2014
More Gierburg Citizens
Another couple of shady characters join the ranks of Gierburg citizens. Like the last ones these were again painted by the talented Simon Bradley.
Most of the newcomers are again Highwaymen from Outpost Wargame Services.
With these highwaymen new in the city the Gang of Robbers, Bandits and other criminals is now large enough for battle:
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| A Gierburg merchant and his assisstant inspect a new load at the port |
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| A young boy running in the streets of Gierburg |
Most of the newcomers are again Highwaymen from Outpost Wargame Services.
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| Highwaymen and other scoundrel taking over the Port of Gierburg |
With these highwaymen new in the city the Gang of Robbers, Bandits and other criminals is now large enough for battle:
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