The Ruga Ruga were gun men operating in East Africa during the late 19th Century and early 20th Century.
Their origins are from young men employed to guard caravans that travelled through the region, usually recruited from the dispossed and runaways. Their complex history developed into two major power blocks in what is now modern day Tanzania, one led by Mirambo and the other by Nyungu.
The Ruga Ruga were characterised by outlandish appearance, drug taking and the use of terror to maintain their power. Their chief income came from ivory and slave raiding.
Ruga Ruga MusketmenProduct no.: NSA7001Four 28mm sized metal figures, supplied unpainted.
Delivery weight: 200 g
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Ruga-Ruga Musketmen IIProduct no.: NSA7003Four 28mm sized metal figures, supplied unpainted.
Delivery weight: 200 g
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Ruga-Ruga Musketmen IIIProduct no.: NSA7004Four 28mm sized metal figures, supplied unpainted.
Delivery weight: 200 g
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Ruga-Ruga Musketmen KneelingProduct no.: NSA7005Four 28mm sized metal figures, supplied unpainted.
Delivery weight: 200 g
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Ruga Ruga Extreme MusketmenProduct no.: NSA7006Four Ruga Ruga musketmen, who are more extreme characters than their comrades. Two are wearing fetish masks, two others wearing the flayed faces of their victims.
Delivery weight: 200 g
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