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carojon22 Jun 2024 2:03 a.m. PST

The next stage of the Camperdown project has been completed with a 'Let's Build' addition to the collection with the modelling of the 12-gun armed lugger HMAL Speculator together with a French Chasse Marie to fill a gap for those single ship privateer encounter scenarios.

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The lugger was a common site in British waters ideally suited for operating close to shore and in the shallows that would have typified the shoal waters of the Dutch coast and was a constant threat to British merchant shipping when in the hands of competent and motivated privateers.

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If you would like to know more about luggers and how these models were constructed then just follow the link to JJ's.

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