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They are actually Cameron Highlanders in white uniforms (HP2) —very attractive and very desirable set indeed, particularly with the mounted officer.

Thank you! It looks like you have Austrian sailors advancing (BS9) and charging (BS40), which are much more difficult to find.

"What a great scene—but someone better reposition those British troops fast, or they’ll end up as unfortunate victims of friendly fire!" 😄

Another yellow plume appearance—this time, they stayed on parade where they belonged!" 😄

Very scarce Russian flagbearer—one is still lost and hasn’t found his way to my home yet! The flag proudly reads in Russian, “God with us”…

What a great display! Please show the sailors in white that can be seen in the distance.

A lot of sepoy troops—on this shelf, you'd think the British wouldn’t stand a chance… but history had other plans! Somehow, with a mix of grit, luck, and a few oddly punctual reinforcements, the empire managed to hold on. Just goes to show: never underestimate tea-fueled determination and a...

Exactly my point, Louis. It’s like the old saying — you wait forever for a bus, and then two show up at once! We really need to create a focal point where collectors can come to one central "station" to buy and sell Trophy figures: the UTM – Ultimate Trophy Marketplace. The Treefrog Forum and...

Thank you for posting those wonderful photos of The Great Trophy Army! No wonder rare Trophy sets hardly ever show up for sale — they’re clearly all comfortably retired in collectors’ basements, probably sipping tea and reminiscing about their glory days on the store shelves! 😄

Excellent set, Martyn. I have never seen it before . Is is a special or it has a number?

I have never seen this special set before, but my educated guess aligns closely with the historical details. While the Chasseurs à Cheval of the Imperial Guard are typically represented with green and red, variations such as yellow facings and plumes are indeed documented in parade dress...

Thank you, Hawkeye — those are indeed very rare sets! Louis, please do post your photos and include the set numbers if possible. I’m going to introduce another exciting Trophy project soon, and I’ll definitely need all the help I can get for it!

Cool pieces, they do not surface for sale very often: WA17

I do not remember seeing this set, what is the set number?

Great it surely belongs to Special Commisions thread

This is a very scarce early set I recently found: NV4 Lord Roberts and Gunga Din (the matching one is on the left in Martyn’s photo).

"Wow, it is very impressive! It’s exactly what we were talking about, Hawkeye 🙂 Show us your whole army!"

I wonder, what variations somebody else might have. Please post the photos. I know that Tom has one. :)

Yes, this set is a rare one indeed!

Great! Thank you for sharing the photos of His Highness, the Holy Grail — 'The Lion'.