Perry Miniatures Release Their Plastic Afghan Tribesmen
August 20, 2020 by brennon
Perry Miniatures has now released another of their plastic kits for use between the 1800s and 1900s. Afghan Tribesmen are getting ready to take the battle to an invading force, perhaps even as North West Frontier Tribesmen too!
Afghan Tribesmen // Perry Miniatures
As well as being able to get your hands on these miniatures as a regular set which allows you to build thirty-six soldiers, you can also pick up the deal above to get your free metal miniature too. I suppose if you're looking to build a complete Afghan army on the tabletop then you are going to need a lot of plastic.
The kits come with a lot of bits and pieces allowing you to make some warriors with plenty of character and personality. Being able to make your soldiers feel unique is always a good thing, especially if you're playing skirmish games rather than mass battle ones. See what you think of some painted examples of these Tribesmen...
Afghan Tribesmen Painted // Perry Miniatures
These are some very awesome miniatures and they provide a beard-loving fellow like me with the chance to paint up some magnificent facial hair. Anything which means you have to paint less of the face gets a thumbs up from me!
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Great detail ?
The forces of the Khasi of Kalabar to re-enact my favourite colonial documentary: Carry On Up The Khyber.
my thoughts exactly! The Bhurpas of Bung Dit Din
They look fabulous and the one’s with blades could be used for 1800 up to modern in game’s.
Perfect opportunity to read the First Flashman book while painting these.
“When the games going against you, stay calm – and cheat.”
Flashman
When first I went to soldier with rifle on my shoulder There wasn’t any bolder in the corps boys, oh And when I walked abroad all the pretty girls, they’d wink at me The ladies can’t resist a jolly soldier. (Chorus) Bang upon the big drum, crash upon the cymbals We’ll sing as we go marching along boys, along And although on this campaign There’s no whisky or champagne Still we’ll keep our spirits going with a song, boys. Now, when we got the route, and for India we set out The girls they cried around us to the docks… Read more »
‘Ye have robb’d,’ said he, ‘ye have slaughter’d and made an end, Take your ill-got plunder, and bury the dead: What will ye more of your guest and sometime friend?’ ‘Blood for our blood,’ they said. He laugh’d: ‘If one may settle the score for five, I am ready; but let the reckoning stand till day: I have loved the sunlight as dearly as any alive.’ ‘You shall die at dawn,’ said they. He flung his empty revolver down the slope, He climb’d alone to the Eastward edge of the trees; All night long in a dream untroubled of hope… Read more »
I see, these are a metaphor for the Rebels in Star Wars : D
These look great. Now here’s a question…
How well do these measure up to the wargames atlantic for even more variance?