Turkish Galley RESIN Following the ancient doctrine of

Following the ancient doctrine of the galley being a forward facing weapon (the sides were vulnerable) yet updated for the times - behind the great “spur”

Skeleton holding Lantern

and clues to the Warp Demon that nearly wiped out his people

Skeleton  Abbot with Crosier

pierced with prodigious amounts of guns all around

Turkish Galley RESIN Following the ancient doctrine ofThe main fighting vessel in the Mediterranean for hundreds of years, galleys in the Renaissance became amazing instruments of war. Measuring from 140 160 feet in length, they could have between 22 and 26 banks of oars (24 seemed to be the norm). Following the ancient doctrine of the galley being a forward facing weapon (the sides were vulnerable) yet updated for the times behind the great spur, or ram, on the bow of the ship, Renaissance galleys had