The research that I have done into 18th century naval uniforms would indicate that anything goes for the crew. I want "working" figures to man my boats, and leave the action figurines to the marines. With this in mind, I wanted to avoid using the pirate style figurines which are on the market.
Having a free hand at the uniforms is a converters dream, so I have hacked bits here added some milliput there, to produce my first half dozen or so figures. I think that 40mm works ok with the scale of the ships, (28mm is a dream !). I think that each ship can sustain a crew of about 20 sailors and maybe 10 marines. That is my plan.
So here are the first few finished sailors
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Nicely done these are going to look so good on the table
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