bashi bazouks !!

[thejammedgatling]

I just saw the new release pics from the Perries and thought it may excite a few people. Beautiful sculpts and so useful in a whole range of campaign periods. Nice to get a bit of colour on the colonial wargames table. Their cavalry are great too.





cheers
TJG

[meanderthal]

oooooo... pwitty....  must... resist... new... period... must... resist...

[aecurtis]

I just received their bazingers yesterday--and now these.  Aaarrgh!

Allen

[Paul E]

Lovely 

I just cannot keep up with it all

[Gluteus Maximus]

Yes, I'm getting several packs of these.

I'm getting bored painting British khaki and Beja tribesmen. These should spice things up a bit 

[Yankeepedlar01]

I just cannot keep up with it all

Me neither! I'm still painting the mounted ones I got at Partizan!

[archangel1]

I just cannot keep up with it all

If you're keeping up, you simply don't have enough metal! 

[Furt]

Do you think some of these could pass as Barbary pirates - they are so nice!

[RJ]

Great sculpts and a good paintjob

[WillieB]

Please! Someone give me an excuse to buy these. I don't do Sudan but I'm sure they could be put to other uses.
Hurry, I'm leaving for Bovington in two days!

[Sendak]

Good find!

Owch, my wallet just pinched me!

Lovely group of Balkan fighters...

Alas, I have minis and minis to paint, likkle pewter orfings really.

Tempting! Yes, indeed!

I could see them as Barbary pirates, colorful conscripts, impressed seamen.

Temple guards, caravan troops, and all sorts of Pulp expeditions.

[Major Weenie]

Say,
Aren't these the same costumes as were worn by the Greek Mercenaries hired by the US Marines when the fought it out with the Algerian Corsairs.  You know, all that "Shores of Tripoli" stuff.
Perhaps another time/period in which to use the figures.
I already have some, not many, but some, mounted figures to use for...
Well, I have some of the mounted figures.  Bimbashi Lewis probably has all the infantry versions of this figure line.