Francois L'Ollonais, Frenchman, known also as "flail of the Spaniards" was very famous with his naval actions on Caribbean. He was also very famous with his cruelty. He was an expert torturer, and he used his skills on Spaniards. On his last journey, trying to escape from the Spaniards, he was captured by Indians and some rumor goes that he was eaten by them.
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Please feel free to visit this blog and do not hesitate to add your comments.
The figures are painted with high quality acrylic and artists oil paints. All figures are mounted on a custom made wooden base with groundwork which completes the scene.
Thanks for your visit,
Dr. Alguhan AKSAR
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Dr. Alguhan AKSAR
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Francois L'Ollonais (1635-1668)
The famous buccaneer Jean David Nau, known as Francois L'Ollonais was brought to life by Pegaso Models at 75mm scale. Sculpted by Maurizio Bruno.
Francois L'Ollonais, Frenchman, known also as "flail of the Spaniards" was very famous with his naval actions on Caribbean. He was also very famous with his cruelty. He was an expert torturer, and he used his skills on Spaniards. On his last journey, trying to escape from the Spaniards, he was captured by Indians and some rumor goes that he was eaten by them.
Francois L'Ollonais, Frenchman, known also as "flail of the Spaniards" was very famous with his naval actions on Caribbean. He was also very famous with his cruelty. He was an expert torturer, and he used his skills on Spaniards. On his last journey, trying to escape from the Spaniards, he was captured by Indians and some rumor goes that he was eaten by them.
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Francois L'Ollonais (1635-1668)
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