Skull & Crown

Each Galley model is 1/300th (6mm) scale, measures just under 150mm from end-to-end, and comes with:

sheet of colorful flags, awning and side trim (random)
crew and captain markers
fusta damage dice holder
smoke marker
yardarms

The Galleass, with its 150 foot beam, 25 banks of oars per side, and 3-4 masts, was a Venetian invention. Built out of older merchant gallea grossa, the galleass was fitted with a round forecastle on the front that held 6-9 large guns, and raised and fort

The Lanterna or "great galley" was an oversized variant of the standard galley. Measuring up to 180 feet long, and sporting 2-3 masts, they were slow ships and depending on overall size needed 200+ oarsmen to row. Lanternas were built for war transporting

Each Galley model is 1/300th (6mm) scale, measures just under 150mm from end-to-end, and comes with:

sheet of colorful flags, awning and side trim (random)
crew and captain markers
fusta damage dice holder
smoke marker
yardarms

The Lanterna or "great galley" was an oversized variant of the standard galley. Measuring up to 180 feet long, and sporting 2-3 masts, they were slow ships and depending on overall size needed 200+ oarsmen to row. Lanternas were built for war transporting

The Lanterna or "great galley" was an oversized variant of the standard galley. Measuring up to 180 feet long, and sporting 2-3 masts, they were slow ships and depending on overall size needed 200+ oarsmen to row. Lanternas were built for war transporting

Each Galley model is 1/300th (6mm) scale, measures just under 150mm from end-to-end, and comes with:

sheet of colorful flags, awning and side trim (random)
crew and captain markers
fusta damage dice holder
smoke marker
yardarms

Galiots were smaller faster more maneuverable versions of the galley. Measuring from 80-90 feet long with 18-20 oars per side and a single mast, these shallow craft were favored by corsairs for coastal raiding, as well as using “swarm” tactics on larger s

Galiots were smaller faster more maneuverable versions of the galley. Measuring from 80-90 feet long with 18-20 oars per side and a single mast, these shallow craft were favored by corsairs for coastal raiding, as well as using “swarm” tactics on larger s

Each Galley model is 1/300th (6mm) scale, measures just under 150mm from end-to-end, and comes with:

sheet of colorful flags, awning and side trim (random)
crew and captain markers
fusta damage dice holder
smoke marker
yardarms

The Lanterna or "great galley" was an oversized variant of the standard galley. Measuring up to 180 feet long, and sporting 2-3 masts, they were slow ships and depending on overall size needed 200+ oarsmen to row. Lanternas were built for war transporting

Galleys, Guns, and Glory! Rulebook

Galley's, Guns, and Glory! Accessories

The 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).