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Return to Darkest Africa: Sir Samuel and Lady Florence Baker
Florence outlived Baker by 23 years and in later life was looked after by her step daughters, one of whom was only six years her senior. ...
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Return to Darkest Africa: German Schutztruppe Askari
These are my Schutztruppe Askari. They are Copplestone castings figures. The German is a Brigade Games miniature sculpted by Mike Owen. ...
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Return to Darkest Africa: Jane Porter
Jane Porter was the daughter of Professor Archimedes Q Porter and was stranded on the West ... in fact, an American, hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. ...
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Return to Darkest Africa: Mbongo, Mbongo they drink it in the Congo..
I have decided to set up yet another wargaming blog as I am getting back into Darkest Africa wargaming again. Partly based on my current project on the ...
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Return to Darkest Africa: Jane Porter
Wargaming Darkest Africa. I had never collected metal wargames figures having always been a 20mm plastics man. I had maybe five metal Hinchliffe Napoleonics ...
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Return to Darkest Africa
In Chris Peers' Darkest Africa rules the leader in an Ngoni army has to be one of the warriors. The figure on the left, therefore, represents a standard ...
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