502 Abteilung ABT1026 PIRATE, MADAGASCAR 1720 1/12 – 1:12 Scale Pirate Figure from Madagascar

We present a unique figure model – 502 Abteilung ABT1026 PIRATE, MADAGASCAR 1720 1/12, dedicated to the most demanding modelers and enthusiasts of historical reenactments. This model was crafted in a precise 1:12 scale and represents a pirate from Madagascar in the year 1720, transporting us to the golden age of piracy on the waters of the Indian Ocean.

Historical Description

Pirates operating around Madagascar at the beginning of the 18th century were known for their achievements along the sea route between Africa and India. In the years approximately 1715–1725, Madagascar became one of the main hideouts for pirates, who established their own colonies and ports there. The figure replicates the appearance of a typical pirate crew member from this period, referring to characters such as Olivier Levasseur or William Kidd.

• Scale: 1:12
• Country/Users: Pirates of various nationalities (including England, France) operating in the Madagascar region
• Historical Period: Golden Age of Piracy – early 18th century
• Material: high-quality resin, ensuring very high detail of the model
• Product Category: collectible resin figure (resin model, 3D print, for painting)
• Kit Contents: richly sculpted figure for self-assembly and painting

Why choose this model?

The figure designed by Raúl García Latorre is characterized by exceptionally detailed rendering – from the folds of the clothing, through weapon elements, to realistic facial expressions. The model leaves room for your own color and thematic interpretations, making it perfect for both historical modelers and figure artists. It's an ideal choice as a diorama element or for advanced figure painting techniques.

Who do we recommend it for?

We especially recommend this model to advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who appreciate high quality and customization options. It will also be an excellent choice as a unique collectible figure for display.