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Yes, that's them. Thanks

No, unfortunately I didn't bring my camera. Have to say although I only collect Zulu Little Legion, his Sudan figures are very impressive and there has been a lot of new additions to the range in the past 12 months. I particularly like the boats, askaris and dervish attaking on camel and horses,

The prone firing were the only figures I was hoping to pick up at the Belgian stand and was expecting them to be long gone by the time I got there. Picked up a few more when I realised that prices per figure were only £10 compared to December's £15.

Hi, the Zouaves are actually a Boxer set - DC23. The soldier kneeling beside his horse is not one I'd come across before either. The box says Crimean War: Lt Col. de Salis & Drummer boy which I suspect is wrong as there is no drummer boy. I am pretty sure it is Crimean War though, I think...

Few more civilians: [/IMG] The doctor and the gamekeeper (recently acquired). [/IMG] Holmes and Watson

My haul from the show - mainly Trophy but a few Little Legion:

A couple of new LL sets I picked up at the show. There was not much new in the way of the Zulu range at the show. Although Mike said he will be producing more Zulu war camp figures. Have to say the master of the Dhow was very nice as well as the new Royal Marines, but I am staying away from...

Nice finds, I saw the circus set at the show and was quite tempted. Also recently acquired the Zoo set. Although my figures are painted slightly differently. [/IMG] [/IMG]

It was a very low starting price. Trophy of Texas lists the set as $145. So we are not in the realms of exhorbitant pricing ...... yet.

Ideally, pictures of the Trophy displays before Hurricane Martyn sweeps through. The pictures of the aftermath are never quite as impressive.:)

more views of coghill [/IMG]

ATS whitetower miniatures: cowboys and mongols and some plastic spartans

last few: Russian miniatures at Maison Militaire [/IMG] Trophy at Richard Rambridge's stall john jenkins at TM Terrain

The Belgian Toy Soldier Museum stall had quite a lot of single trophy zulu figures for sale at the london show at £15 each. [/IMG]

glad you like them. No idea where you would get the display steps. I guess a hardware store or shop outfitters.

They are detachable - they slot into holes in the mealie bags. They can't stand up separately. Just like the figures on the building roofs.

[/IMG] Cogill new hand to hand - zs48 17th Lancers on walking horses

first legion/tm terrain [/IMG]

few pics - jg miniatures terrain [/IMG]

few pics - K&C [/IMG]