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beartooth writes:

No strides and a great big gun (ooh-err Missus!) rather suits the young Selous, doesn't it?

Sadly insufficiently bizarre to pass for Captain Good, but a nice start nonetheless.


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NickNorthStar of North Star writes:

Our first new North Star Africa! figures from designer Steve Saleh are available now.

Wazungu

His first four creations make up our Wazungu pack. 'Wazungu' is an African word for European hunters and explorers. It isn't a description of their skin color - it means something strange and frightening, which is how these guys must have appeared in their outlandish clothes carrying terrifying weapons.

Wazungu is the term given in our game, Death in the Dark Continent, for these guys. They can either be added to African armies, or be leading large expedition forces of their own. The Wazungu armies don't need many figures, as can be seen on our Facebook page, where there are photos of Mark Wheatley's Wazungu army in action.

The figures are 28mm-sized, made of metal, and supplied unpainted.

The pack cost £5.40 GBP.