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http://www.ebay.com/itm/222368740206?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT The Small Nile River boat is on eBay for a Buy It Now price of $1800 or an opening bid of $1,150. Seems like a reasonable price compared to the other one on eBay for $2500. I don't have any more...

I have noticed the same thing. Good post. Jim

That's a great looking collection. Congratulations on your latest acquisition Jim

These must be hard to find as I've never seen them for sale anywhere. Good hunting Jim

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Unboxed-TROPHY-MINIATURES-54mm-EQ31-The-Field-Kitchen-Zulu-Wars-Series-/371807686504?hash=item5691770f68:g:8FkAAOSwA3dYRvY3 This is one of two field kitchen sets for sale on eBay UK

Sudanese figures are hard to find. Wish I had a few more. What a lovely collection you have.

Well then good for you! LOL:cool:

I hope that Britains will add an Egyptian infantry officer to command a firing line of the standing and kneeling infantry. Jim

Who?

I clicked the link but I could not find any clickable links to the TEK picture. Jim

A link please? I couldn't find it on the web site. Jim

What is The Standard (I'm new to all of this). 😀

Do members of the forum use a protective coating of varnish or Testors Gloss Coat on your glossy figures if you have used enamel paint? Or can you leave the enamel finish as is? I've repainted some Britains Egyptian lancers - first time I've ever used enamel paint and was wondering if I should...

Are Wolseley and the officer on foot writing orders part of a set? Jim

Nice! Glad to see Egyptian troops which could be used to fight the Dervish.

By the way, if anyone has a spare Trophy metal flag (colours) that I can use to replace the one missing on my Seaforth Highlander officer ( which I lost during one of my house moves) I would be interested in purchasing the same. Jim

My very first Trophy/U2F were some Seaforth Highlanders that I purchased from Jock Coutts circa 1980-1982 in London. When I went back to the store a few years later, Coutts told me that he no longer carried the military figures, concentrating on civilian figures instead. He never identified...

Methinks I'm about to get some bad news :(

I bought this set from James Hillestad ,circa 1995, which he called "Trophy" figures.

There is a kneeling set currently on eBay .