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I am going to pick up some cutlass gangs: dwarves, elves, Orks n goblins, and privateers. Is there anywhere online that sells them for cheep?

They're made by Black Scorpion, but I don't think that anywhere else stocks them. There are companies around who make suitable pirate minis, Reaper certainly has a few. I've never really looked for them. At 4000 yen for a crew they aren't badly priced.
I have a spare Privateer crew if you want it.
Any particular reason why you are after new crews?

I started a game club at the school where I work. I wanted the kids to be able to paint up a gang of cutlass models. I was really hoping forTtomb Stone to be a game now. But it doesn't look like they have made any rules yet.

Admiral-Badruck wrote:I started a game club at the school where I work. I wanted the kids to be able to paint up a gang of cutlass models. I was really hoping forTtomb Stone to be a game now. But it doesn't look like they have made any rules yet.

Sounds like a worthy cause. As I said, I have an unpainted gang of Privateers if you want them.

I do want them then. See you on the 23rd.

I was cruising the interwebs, actually found it through Youtube Channel. I was interested in the FoW stuff but I also noticed they sell pirate stuff.

http://www.gamesofwar.net/acatalog/Pira ... Store.html

Mostly stuff to support pirate games like ships, but what kind of pirate doesn't want his own ship. And the website ships for free anything above 10 British pounds.

Thats the company I bought my three spanish style buildings from.

Prim and I were talking about easy to learn skirmish rules and he told me about "Song of Blades and Heros". If you can get past the extremely dated artwork, it looks like a solid ruleset. And more importantly dead easy. Cutlass gets pretty fiddly with all those counters.
I remember I had one school with an go/shogi club. I brought Space Hulk once. Bright kids. One even beat me fair and square in his second game!

Konrad wrote:Prim and I were talking about easy to learn skirmish rules and he told me about "Song of Blades and Heros". If you can get past the extremely dated artwork, it looks like a solid ruleset. And more importantly dead easy. Cutlass gets pretty fiddly with all those counters.
I remember I had one school with an go/shogi club. I brought Space Hulk once. Bright kids. One even beat me fair and square in his second game!

I can agree with you, Konrad. While Cutlass is an enjoyable game and it really stands out as a game with mechanics not quiet like so many other my turn-your turn games, but it does get awfully intensive with reading charts every few seconds. We never seem to play this game more than once every few months, so I can never recall what the chart looks like.

Still, Cutlass is a fun game.

Have ALL Ganasha Games stuff somewhere on my hd.