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Moving away from Natal and Zululand for a short while to……………...............…….CUBA and the Spanish American War 1898

Some of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry

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The capture of Kettle Hill

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Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Outstanding Dio and Pics-and an interesting historical topic that gets very little discussion.
mike
 
Martyn

What a great surprise!

Who is the maker of these wonderful figures.

The diorama is outstanding

You've been holding out on us.

Monty Python: And now for something completely different:D

Randy
 
"Moving away from Natal and Zululand for a short while to……….CUBA and the Spanish American War 1898"

Hello Martyn,

What an unexpected surprise !!

Nevertheless, a very impressive display of great figures.

Do I see matte figures?.....:eek:

I suspect we have yet to see the full strength of your forces.

Can we have a pic of your best Havannas?:D

Best, Raymond:).
 
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Many thanks Mike, Randy and Raymond glad you all liked the pictures

The figures are all King and Country along with the Kettle Hill trenches.

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
It is a great set and I had it one time - traded it away for more NAPOLEONICS ! :D

Very nice collection - it is very valuable - especially the Trench Works ! ;)
 
Very very nice dio and on a subject we don't often see or talk about here on the forum. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Mike
 
Thank you Mike and Ron, glad you like it.

I had seen the Sam Elliott, Tom Berenger "Rough Riders" Mini series only a couple of weeks before I saw the King and Country set and I had to buy it straight away.

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Thank you Mike and Ron, glad you like it.

I had seen the Sam Elliott, Tom Berenger "Rough Riders" Mini series only a couple of weeks before I saw the King and Country set and I had to buy it straight away.

Cheers

Martyn:)

Agreed
 
And now for the $64 question. Name TR's horse?


Ah, tricky

From what I can find out he had a horse called Little Texas, pony called Algonquin and another pony called Fedelity

Not sure it Little Texas went up Kettle Hill with him though;)

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Great setup! This period is not mentioned much great to see a diorama with Rough Riders. :)
 
Nice setup there. I have practically all the K & C Rough Riders (including the glossy ones) but I am missing the base. It's one of my favorite ranges.
 
Nice setup there. I have practically all the K & C Rough Riders (including the glossy ones) but I am missing the base. It's one of my favorite ranges.


Thanks Brad, hope you find the base one day

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
I am a new member of this forum and usually just like to read the posts. Turn of the century is one of my favorite periods and I wish I was collecting when the Span-Am figures were out. I would like to see the Boxer Rebellion done with all the allied troops.
The diorama is well done!
 
I am a new member of this forum and usually just like to read the posts. Turn of the century is one of my favorite periods and I wish I was collecting when the Span-Am figures were out. I would like to see the Boxer Rebellion done with all the allied troops.
The diorama is well done!

Hi DCN1898

Many thanks and I wish I had invested in Trophy Boxer Rebellion sets when they were freely available:(

Cheers

Martyn:)
 

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