Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL (2 Viewers)

[GICOP]

Great shots Joe and Vick, you can't beat a bit of boredom. Come to think of it I feel an attack of boredom coming up this afternoon

Cheers

Martyn

 

[canucks]

Nice photos.........Thanks for the posting...
Rewgards,
Canucks

 

[GICOP]

RECAPTURING THE GUNS – BATTLE OF TAMAI 1884

The Black Watch and Naval Brigade recapture the Gatling and Gardner guns after the square is broken at Tamai.

The Naval Brigade advance

To be continued

Cheers

Martyn

 

[1879fanatic]

RECAPTURING THE GUNS – BATTLE OF TAMAI 1884

The Black Watch and Naval Brigade recapture the Gatling and Gardner guns after the square is broken at Tamai.

The Naval Brigade advance

To be continued

Cheers

Martyn

Martyn,
Nice job! Did they break the square, or did the Brits simply deploy into an improvised triangle?
Mike

 

[glossman]

RECAPTURING THE GUNS – BATTLE OF TAMAI 1884

The Black Watch and Naval Brigade recapture the Gatling and Gardner guns after the square is broken at Tamai.

The Naval Brigade advance

To be continued

Cheers

Martyn

Hi Martyn,

Great pictures from your Saturday afternoon of boredom.

I suspect the devilish hordes broke the British Square at Tamai by sheer force of numbers.

Good to see the guns back in the right hands. No "Lost Gun" here.

Cheers, Raymond.

 

[Andanna]

Great figures, great photo and great background. Thank you.

 

[The Lt.]

Love it Martyn when you bring your Trophy figures out to play. Looking forward to it continuing......Joe

 

[GICOP]

Glad you liked it Joe, Raymond, Andanna and Mike.

Here we are Joe with the end of the story

RECAPTURING THE GUNS – BATTLE OF TAMAI 1884 part 2

The Gardner gun, back in Naval Brigade hands

Along with the Gatling

Both now brought to bear on the Dervish

This Dervish does not realise all is lost

This one is no more trouble

Even the Ammunition mules are rescued before the Dervish can take the ammo or slaughter them

Forward men

Since the disaster at Isandhlwana in the Zulu War there are no longer drummer boys, this one is a seasoned campaigner

Cheers

Martyn

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice Martyn and thanks for sharing all of your "Trophy Goodies"

 

[GICOP]

Very nice Martyn and thanks for sharing all of your "Trophy Goodies"

Thanks Scott

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Got a good hunch you'll come up with another the next time your bored Marttyn and a nice way of ending this one.....Joe

 

[GICOP]

Got a good hunch you'll come up with another the next time your bored Marttyn and a nice way of ending this one.....Joe

Thanks Joe, I've got a couple of ideas

Cheers

Martyn

 

[mikemiller1955]

Beautiful sets Martyn...........especially love the mule amunitions and the gun sets.

 

[GICOP]

Beautiful sets Martyn...........especially love the mule amunitions and the gun sets.

Thank you Michael. I got to agree about the mule sets they came as an add on to SET#EQ16 the Mountain Artillery Battery

Cheers

Martyn

 

[1879fanatic]

Thank you Michael. I got to agree about the mule sets they came as an add on to SET#EQ16 the Mountain Artillery Battery

Cheers

Martyn

Martyn.
Wonderful pics of the Sudan/Egypt series! Did the mules come in a box? Were they ID'd by set #? Tell us more of the pedigree!!!
Mike

 

[GICOP]

Martyn.
Wonderful pics of the Sudan/Egypt series! Did the mules come in a box? Were they ID'd by set #? Tell us more of the pedigree!!!
Mike

The 3 mules shown in the picture were purchased back in the mid 1990's as add on's to set#EQ16, their catalogue number was EQ17 and they came in pairs, 1 handler + 1 mule and retailed at £16.70 ($27). I bought 4 sets, one handler marching was 24th, one handler marching was Indian Army, 1 handler marching was RA and 1 RA handler was stationary with his mule.

Cheers

Martyn

 

[1879fanatic]

The 3 mules shown in the picture were purchased back in the mid 1990's as add on's to set#EQ16, their catalogue number was EQ17 and they came in pairs, 1 handler + 1 mule and retailed at £16.70 ($27). I bought 4 sets, one handler marching was 24th, one handler marching was Indian Army, 1 handler marching was RA and 1 RA handler was stationary with his mule.

Cheers

Martyn

Martyn,
I say, looking back now, that was a very good move! Thanks as always!
Mike

 

[panda1gen]

Glad you liked it Joe, Raymond, Andanna and Mike.

Here we are Joe with the end of the story

RECAPTURING THE GUNS – BATTLE OF TAMAI 1884 part 2

The Gardner gun, back in Naval Brigade hands

Along with the Gatling

Both now brought to bear on the Dervish

This Dervish does not realise all is lost

This one is no more trouble

Even the Ammunition mules are rescued before the Dervish can take the ammo or slaughter them

Forward men

Since the disaster at Isandhlwana in the Zulu War there are no longer drummer boys, this one is a seasoned campaigner

Cheers

Martyn

Great series of posts, thanks

 

[canucks]

nice photos of gloss troops...........Excellent pictures......
Regards,
Canucks

 

[GICOP]

Thank you for your kind comments panda1gen and canucks, I am very pleased you enjoyed them

Cheers

Martyn