Has anyone got any pictures of the East Africa range. I'm mostly after seeing the African tribesmen with weapons not the colonial troops.
Looking to see if I can use them as lightly armed militia for 60-70s Africa.
Regards Sean
BEA2 K.A.R. troops
(http://www.slugbalancer.co.uk/gallery/10mm_land/pen/P_BEA2.jpg)
GEA1 Early Askari troops
(http://www.slugbalancer.co.uk/gallery/10mm_land/pen/P_GEA1.jpg)
Thank you Slug balancer
Look to regimental but thank you
Regards
Sean
Hello Sean66
Masai
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/albums/cc31/Maenoferren/MAsai.jpg)
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2784/4446679800_654a4a0c09.jpg)
Native Porters )some have other loads)
(https://hosting.photobucket.com/albums/cc31/Maenoferren/DSCF2182.jpg)
Rugga-Rugga
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4134/4938245892_cbb3b2a747.jpg)
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Sean
I game the Peter Pig AK47 Africa in 10mm. I find light armed Korean range north and south Korean figures ideal. The Commmando figures are neat for Mercs.KBR21 with the BAR will pass for an FN rifle. I also add in a few Minifigs African civilians - they work well as crew for RR, mortars and MMGs. Minifigs also (currently) does the only Technical in 10mm.
Vietnam range Aussies work well for "white professionals"in bushhat
And I can tell you that the forthcoming Syrian element of Arab-Israeli range was designed with loads of third world proxy in mind. Basic kit, AK47 and soviet helmet/cap. Old Techno at his best!
Actually another company now churning out Toyota "technicals" and much needed Unimogs. Ian Kay has a small range of 10mm Bushwar- including bikers!They fit well on the same base as Pendraken Korean