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FUZILEER FIGURINES PRESENTS: GREAT NORTHERN WAR 28mm Sculpted by Bob Charrette |
28mm 1300AD-1860AD
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25/28mm African Animals & Other Critters | 28mm TUPI & APACHE INDIANS | 20-25mm Prickly Pear Cactus & Misc. |
Hard to Find Miniatures
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The London War Room
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FUZILEER FIGURINES PRESENTS: GREAT NORTHERN WAR 28mm Sculpted by Bob Charrette |
28mm 1300AD-1860AD
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25/28mm African Animals & Other Critters | 28mm TUPI & APACHE INDIANS | 20-25mm Prickly Pear Cactus & Misc. |
OTHER LINKS TO INFORMATION ON THE TLINGITS
KNIGHTS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: THE RUSSIAN - AMERICAN CONFLICT IN ALASKA
Rules and Game developed by Chris Ferree. Please check the "BY JINGO" website for information on a fun game.
TLINGITS
1. Lower Class Warriors: The least wealthy men of the tribe wear their everyday attire consisting of a tanned hide worn toga style. Their weapons include a dagger and perhaps a spear, axe or bow. Most warriors use red and/or black body paint on their faces and arms in times of war. Some lower class warriors may have a mask.
2. Middle Class Warriors: The men may have the wooden rod armor called "wonda" and a war helmet. In addition to protection, the helmet displays the warriors clan totem or other fierce looking creature. Like all Tlingits, they carry a dagger, traditionally worn in a scabbard hung around the neck. Their other weapons include axes, spears and bows.
3. Upper Class Warriors: The wealthiest men wear the "wonda" over e "kek-ke", a knee-length leather armor. They generally carry the traditional Tlingit weapons. But as these men acquired firearms, the bulkier armor fell out of fashion. It was replaced by a sleeveless leather jacket know as a "chluch-tschine".
Upper Class Warriors Middle Class Warriors Lower Class Warriors
There is also an Upper Class Warrior with a firearm. Some figures are without heads so that different heads can be used to create different looks and add to the numbers. All figures come unpainted and/or unassembled
| Tlingits | $8.00 | 10 random figures from the three classes, 7 different heads, a variety of weapons included in each pack. |
RUSSIANS
1. Ivan Kuskov - Biadarshchik (Leader) of the artel (Work Group). He is armed with a hunting knife and a pistol. In addition to his shirt and trousers, he wears a shuba (fur coat) and a fur lined cap. Kuskov is a Russian adventurer hoping to make a fortune in the fur trade.
2. Vasilii Davydov - Promyshlennik (Russian trapper). He is at the ready with his musket. He wars long trousers, hunting shirt, and shliapa poiarkova (wool cap). Davydov was shanghi-ed at Okhotsk and is sullenly resigned to his fate.
3. Andrei Dragulin - Promyshlennik (Russian trapper). Firing his musket. Andrei also carries a hunting knife. He is also in long trousers and a hunting shirt, but he has a fur cap. Dragulin is a fiery Russian always ready for a fight.
4. Fedor "The Cossack" Ostrogin - Promyshlennik (Russian trapper). Also firing a musket, Fedor wears a kurtka (jacket), sharovary (loose trousers) and a fur lined cap. Ostrogin is a Siberian native whose "all work" demeanor has moved him up in the ranks.
5. Klim Bashkurov - Creole (Russian half-caste). He is armed with a hunting spear and knife. He wears long trousers, a hooded Kurtka, and a shliapa poiarkova. Bashkurov struggles to gain acceptance in the ranks of the Promyshlenniki and obtain a coveted musket.
Russians Creole
All figures come unpainted.
| TLRussians | $8.00 | 10 random figures from the 5 figures listed above. |
One of the native hunters in Alaska. There are two different figures available. One with a bow and one with a spear.
| TLAleuts | $8.00 | 10 random figures from the two figures available. |