New Ship Model Added to Mediterranean Series

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War Artisan of War Artisan's Workshop writes:

Another kit has been added to the new 1:300 scale Mediterranean Series. The polacre (or polacca) was a popular rig throughout the Mediterranean from the 17th through the 19th centuries, used by European nations and Barbary states alike, either as a cargo carrier or as a corsair.

The kit includes parts for both lightly or heavily armed versions of this versatile ship.

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