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Monday, October 17, 2016
19th Century Ruga-Ruga with Gripping Beast Plastics
Hven´t been much painting lately but I have at least managed to paint the last minis from the Gripping Bests plastic medieval Arab Spearmen and Archers box that I use to build me a 19th century Zanzibar Slaver force. Pictures below show the 12 Ruga-Ruga Bandits/Mercenaries.
In The Men Who Would Be Kings rules I probably will run them as Poorly Armed Irregular Infantry with Sharpshooters and Field Craft @ 5 points.
Poorly Armed but with Sharpshoter as they most often used Antiqued Muskets loade with stones, metal scrap, marbells etc, more like a short ranged shootgun, i.e increased Firing Value due to the Sharpshooter option.
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Great looking force Michael:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid and colorful collection! Love the bases as well...
ReplyDeleteGreat paint job!!!!
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Hightower
Wonderfully colourful Michael, I love them.
ReplyDeleteThese really do look superb! Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat figures ....especially like the jungle in the background😀
ReplyDeleteThere's something about these guys that is just great. I guess its the colorful striped dresses :) I hope you post pics of the games (and maybe even reports?) of the games when they get on the field.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and colorful buggers!
ReplyDeleteFreat minis collection!
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Great work Michael!
ReplyDeleteVery colorful group! Excellent!
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking force Micheal!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Look great Michael very well done
ReplyDeleteLovely painting!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Love them!
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