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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Smokeyrone on October 02, 2019, 01:54:47 AM
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Generic, Hollywood style natives, we are talking. Figs that can be used kinda anywhere you need non specific/not necessarly historical units.
What say you? Any experience with them?.
(They look sufficiently Hollywood to me)
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Sorry, have no hands-on experience of these guys, and I'm not the world's biggest fan of assembling plastics, but they look like nice figures. The only thing I'd say is they look and feel a teeny bit more New World than Darkest Africa to me. But that's a matter of personal taste, especially if you want them for a multitude of more generic roles rather than anything specific. I think they'd be a pretty good set to have around whenever you need some generic natives in a hurry, be it in a Fantasy, Sc-Fi, or vaguely historical setting.
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Thanks! I fell in love with "Blood and Plunder" at the con last week, bought some beautiful Firelock ships, and figured they would be better "caribe" style cannibal/Early New world natives than historical African figs.
Im pulling the trigger. And yes, I did see the banner! thats how I learned of it :)
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OK, they are awesome! Not a fan of the huge stone spearheads, but i can cut them down, and you get 3-4 weapon options per figure anyhow.
Love the Polynesian style "Tiki" masks as an option.
These guys rock!
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That's a result then! Cool. :)