Two and a half years ago, I started a project to run a few games around the history of the Azande. It was January 7th, 2022, when I started and then within days I fell and broke my arm, my good arm, the one I do nearly everything with. Things ground to a halt. In fact, the very last time I’ve done anything for the colonial era was early February 2023.
Anyway, I’ve finished painting the Azande Spearmen and Azande Characters. All of the figures are from Wargames Foundry, and as far as I know only Wargames Foundry and Copplestone Castings (sold by North Star Military Figures) are the only companies who have miniatures for the Azande.
My Zandeland Project to Date
Most Recent Game Reports
Though I own Congo Adventures in the Heart of Africa and its supplement Congo Mungo Mah Lobeh (The Throne of Thunder), I have not yet played them. I have played the Colonial Era games from Two Hour Wargames (now sold by Rebel Minis).
- Colonial Adventures: Ambush at Juju Falls
- Fortunes Won and Lost: The Okbona Expedition
- Mission St. Mary: Chicken Raid
- Chain Reaction 2015: Hunting the Man-Killers
Summary
The completion of these 22 figures brings the total number of figures painted this year to 257.
- 14 – 28mm Science Fiction figures
- 17 – 28mm Modern Horror figures
- 8 – 28mm Interwar Pulp figures
- 9 – 28mm Old West figures
- 22 – 28mm Colonial Era figures
- 84 – 10mm Seven Years War figures
- 49 – 28mm Medieval figures
- 24 -28mm Amazon figures
- 30 – 28mm Fantasy figures
That does it for this post, next up are some “princesses”, a witch doctor, a couple of explorers (Mary Kingsley & Isobel Poppington) and some pygmy archers.
Atomic Floozy Adventures 