Britain's Zulu War (2 Viewers)

I'm sure WB appreciates any constructive criticism (in this case not much is given). There is no need to give the poor chinamen who painted the wall a good flogging. Not yet anyway ;).
 
plasmapulse said:
I'm sure WB appreciates any constructive criticism (in this case not much is given). There is no need to give the poor chinamen who painted the wall a good flogging. Not yet anyway ;).
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Except for the non glossy part.:mad: Glad to hear that you guys are enjoying them.:)

Thanks for the pictures Lt. Or, should that be Capt. Lt? I see you have received your much deserved promotion! Darn brevets never show up on the screen! Congratulations my faithful adjutant!
 
Needed to play with my new Brit's with a little help from a retiree call back into service. I hope Santa was good to you all......The Lt.




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Needed to play with my Britan's again so took a few out or retirement....The Lt.


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Maybe because of their fisheyes :eek:. I never was too fond of the old WB zulu's because of that.
I do own the last stand figure pictured and I see you gave him the helmet and gun he never had. I think the Durnfords last stand set is the best of the old WB 2000's ZW sets. Especially Durnford with his big moustache, casually popping zulus one at the time 'pow' 'pow'.
 
plasmapulse said:
Maybe because of their fisheyes :eek:. I never was too fond of the old WB zulu's because of that.
I do own the last stand figure pictured and I see you gave him the helmet and gun he never had. I think the Durnfords last stand set is the best of the old WB 2000's ZW sets. Especially Durnford with his big moustache, casually popping zulus one at the time 'pow' 'pow'.
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I agree with you Joachim that of all the sets Durnfords last stand was the best of the series although they were other figures throughout the series I thought were fine but few and far between. As for the Zulus the one's firing their rifles stand above the others with the exception that they all had Martini-Henry rifles where they should have been armed with either a musket or brown bess. Granted that during and after the battle at Isandlwana the Zulus did acquire them but at Rorke's Drift they were only armed with muskets and brown bess's.......The Lt.
 
The Lt. said:
I agree with you Joachim that of all the sets Durnfords last stand was the best of the series although they were other figures throughout the series I thought were fine but few and far between. As for the Zulus the one's firing their rifles stand above the others with the exception that they all had Martini-Henry rifles where they should have been armed with either a musket or brown bess. Granted that during and after the battle at Isandlwana the Zulus did acquire them but at Rorke's Drift they were only armed with muskets and brown bess's.......The Lt.
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Here's the Britain Zulus....The Lt.

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Indeed no fisheyes. They look very nice Lt. I like the ones with full regalia best. Very nice sculpts. and I see he's wearing a british set of ammo pouches, at least the one on the left.
 
plasmapulse said:
Indeed no fisheyes. They look very nice Lt. I like the ones with full regalia best. Very nice sculpts. and I see he's wearing a british set of ammo pouches, at least the one on the left.
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Joachim both Zulus in full regalia are wearing the British ammo pouches of which they would have taken from the British dead at Isandlwana..Hope all's been well......The Lt.
 
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