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This is Reaper's 14388 Blackfreef Pirate from their Warlord range.

 

He is part of my Lost World Project, there he is Toni the First Mate of the Swordfish.

WIP here:

http://forum.reapermini.com/index.php?/topic/69308-lost-world-project-glitterwolf-paints-coldblooded-creatures-and-conquistadores/&page=139

 

 

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"...Is his powder good an' dry or no? An' truth to tell, I may have lost track meself in all th' excitement. But bein' as this is a Flintlock, the most powerful hand-held gonne on the seven seas, yez's gotta ask ye'reselves one question: Be ye feelin lucky today or no, mateys?"

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1 hour ago, Rigel said:

"...Is his powder good an' dry or no? An' truth to tell, I may have lost track meself in all th' excitement. But bein' as this is a Flintlock, the most powerful hand-held gonne on the seven seas, yez's gotta ask ye'reselves one question: Be ye feelin lucky today or no, mateys?"

 

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