"We took our chanst among the Khyber 'ills - The Boers knocked us silly at a mile,
The Burman guv us Irrawaddy chills, - And a Zulu impi dished us up in style."
--Kipling, "Fuzzy-Wuzzy"
Native Figures
Where would colonial gaming be without the natives, those unsung heroes who are willing to charge repeating rifles and quickfiring artillery with nothing but cold steel and personal courage? Originally, the Ouargistan group played mostly battles of Europeans against natives, but gradually this evolved into European against European, each with native allies.


David's
Hillchief Regnad Kcin
with his standard bearer and assorted Pushtun dacoits.

by Ral Partha

 


David's
Native Artillery Crew
by Ral Partha

Smoke from linstock is cotton fiber.

   


David's
Native Camelry
by Ral Partha



Alan's
War Chief
and
Mad Mullah

 

David's
Nocokepepsi Khan
and retinue

by Ral Partha

 

Max's
Hadendowah
Warriors

by Ral Partha



David's
Ouargi Desert Tribesmen

by Ral Partha

David's
Chinese Pirates

by Foundry

David's
Malay Pirate

converted from a plastic toy
See how to do it


For a haphazard listing of commercially available Victorian-era gaming figures,
GO to the Figure Sources page
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