English Navy captain

[Hadoque]

Though he commands an English (British) 18th-century frigate, his picture (  ) was taken ashore...

[Wolf Knight]

Oh wow!! He is awesome!!!!  and the legs are good 

[tonguello]

I love him too!! Where do you get all the stuff for the customs?  DS? You have chests and legs I haven't even seen before 

[Wolf Knight]

I think we re buying stuff from the same ebay sellers, Erwin 

[PrimusPilus]

Awesome! 
He looks perfect Erwin!

[BlackPearl2006]

he looks cool!  but, no shoulder epaulets or collar?  There is a way to add the cape even if you already have a collar, fyi.  You can force/bend it on, and/or cut the part of the cape that fits around the neck a little bigger so that a collar and/or epaulets can fit underneath it.  That's what i did with my redcoats leader.

but he still looks good the way he is

[Hadoque]

Where do you get all the stuff for the customs?  DS? You have chests and legs I haven't even seen before 

The legs are new since August (from the Redcoat-private in set 5139 English Fortress)...sofar I've only 2 pairs of these.
The chest is the same as the one from the 3740-white schooner captain, but comes from a pirate in a German Pirates' Island exclusive set from a few years ago.

I do have some stock of klicky-parts just for making customs. Sometimes I order a klicky in several numbers from DS just for use of specific parts. Other times I find the parts "in quantity" on ebay, or I get them through other collectors/customizers.

I think we re buying stuff from the same ebay sellers, Erwin 

Might very well be. S? H? 

[Hadoque]

he looks cool!  but, no shoulder epaulets or collar?  There is a way to add the cape even if you already have a collar, fyi.  You can force/bend it on, and/or cut the part of the cape that fits around the neck a little bigger so that a collar and/or epaulets can fit underneath it.  That's what i did with my redcoats leader.

but he still looks good the way he is

I decided not to use a soldier's collar on him, nor officer's epaulettes. (I did do so on some other English officers with the same torso, somewhere in a thread from a few months back)
The epaulettes are more suitable for the 19th-century I think. Often there aren't many ways to do without them for making officers, but this time I thought just a cape would look fine.

[bonniebeth]

He looks great, Hadoque! Very distinguished!

[WarriorOfToys]

Brilliant! Magnificent! I love him!
He will make a stunning leader!
I cannot wait to see him manning a ship.