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They do look good together. The TG sculpting is great and the rifles are very well done. The artist did his/her homework. I am looking forward to many more TG Boer War figures.

To be fair, I recently purchased three 17th Lancers two Zulus and a WWII German and all arrived intact. I do agree with the need to lessen the foam pressed against the figures. I would rather have them fix the foam issue than begin making the weapons oversized, which I'm sure prevents against...

I love the idea of the slouch hat and the helmet. TGM has always been good with the A and B options. I know it's rarely said but, "electric in the air" with the Boer War series.:)

I agree, it's great to see the Boer War being covered in Matte. Both Thomas Gunn and Team Miniatures are doing a nice job covering it.

What about Billy Jean....hee hee, shamon. Wait that's a Billy not a Bill. Dang it I can't even get one.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane fellas. Conte did release a lot of great stuff during that period. I collected a lot of the plastic playsets with my son. Then we sold them to help pay for college. I wish I would have kept the scenics :(

Ok Joe, I got it cleared out.

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That is a good idea, I might do that too. You could use the John Jenkins and Britains Hadendoa for the Ethiopian warriors.

I received the Team Miniatures Boer War sets and they are very well done. No variations from the stock photos. Well done Team Miniatures!

The figure with the leveled bayonet is probably my favorite pose. Great figure, well done with this series.

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I'm hoping these are getting close. Has anyone heard anything? The delays are understandable due to the state of the world.

Obee I did always admire these figures, and kick myself in the butt for not purchasing the Fort Edward set.

I agree there should be the end of the barrel and cleaning rod sticking out there if it is a Mannlicher M1888. It could be other rifles with a muzzle band. I think there was an earlier Mauser and a later Mannlicher that had that muzzle band that would give it that look.

TGM can answer more accurately, but it looks like a Mannlicher M1888 rifle.

Great movie, great soundtrack, now the great characters in miniature!!!!

I understand, it was just an idea thrown out there. In no way do I want to get in the way of your Boer War releases. I've been waiting ages for a company to produce a matte line. Besides, the 24th Foot Last Stand grouping looks fantastic.

Yes, which Lt. Melvill rode with out of the camp. Right after the TG officer handed it to him.:) The regimental colour was left in the camp.