Britain's Zulu War (2 Viewers)

[thebritfarmer]

Doesn't get much better than this Joe - a day oof from work, a fresh cup of coffee, and a great new picture to look at first thing in the morning . Supposed to rain here today but a bad rainy day at home always beats a good day at work. Oh what shall I do . . . . perhaps play

Mike

Agreeing with Mike on this Joe,

Enjoy your day Mike and look forward to seeing so new photos of urmmm I dunno, Napoleonics/AZW/ACW/Kinghts.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Good stuff Joeseppi.

 

[GICOP]

Nice one Joe

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Once again gentelman thanks for your comments as the new series of photos begin....

 

[Jagdpanther]

Once again gentelman thanks for your comments as the new series of photos begin....

Thats a really nice one Joe! These series of photos are just awesome!

 

[mestell]

I really need a couple of wagons for my Mission. Thanks for the picture LT
Mike

 

[1879fanatic]

Once again gentelman thanks for your comments as the new series of photos begin....

Lt.
Is that called the Shuck & Jive? Looks like the end is near
Nice pic and waiting for the series to develop, My Lordship!
Mike

 

[The Lt.]

Afraid not my Aide de Camp it's the impact of the round fired from the capture Marini-Henry fire by the Zulu Warrior. Glad to hear your enjoying the photos Titus as I've said before the figures are a pleasure to photograph and play with....Joe

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice LT. Can I ask where the Martini Henry came from?

 

[glossman]

Once again gentelman thanks for your comments as the new series of photos begin....

Lt.,

This is a great image.

Looks like he is done with a shot in the back.

I am enjoying your play.....

Best, Raymond.

 

[The Lt.]

Very nice LT. Can I ask where the Martini Henry came from?

Scott it came from one of Hinchliffes Battelfield Pack No.1 CS13 which is no longer available. The unpainted metal kit consisted of 4 Foreign Service Helmets,4 Martini-Henry Rifles and ammo boxes along with 2 of each dscarded haversacks, waist belts, waterbottles and rankers tunics. It would be nice to see something similar done by WB.....The Lt.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Scott it came from one of Hinchliffes Battelfield Pack No.1 CS13 which is no longer available. The unpainted metal kit consisted of 4 Foreign Service Helmets,4 Martini-Henry Rifles and ammo boxes along with 2 of each dscarded haversacks, waist belts, waterbottles and rankers tunics. It would be nice to see something similar done by WB.....The Lt.

Very nice LT and thanks for the intel. Would be nice to see WB come out with a similar product. Wilson Edwards sells the Martini Henry painted & unpainted, don't know how they scale up against the WB matte series though.

 

[The Lt.]

Starting the morning off with my favorite figure from the set which has given me so much fun playing with it...The Lt.

 

[GICOP]

Starting the morning off with my favorite figure from the set which has given me so much fun playing with it...The Lt.

One of my favourites to Joe

Cheers

Martyn

 

[mikemiller1955]

Starting the morning off with my favorite figure from the set which has given me so much fun playing with it...The Lt.

Nice shot Joseph.......he is a very versatile figure.

 

[1879fanatic]

Lt.,
Good Morn! Great close-up shot of the 24th man , and the wagon! Like Michael just pointed out, and you continue to confirm, he is very versatile.
Mike

 

[thebritfarmer]

Agreeing with the rest of the Harlech men LT. A great figure indeed

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

Starting the morning off with my favorite figure from the set which has given me so much fun playing with it...The Lt.

Lt., this is excellent! One can just see the terror in his eyes!

Vick

 

[mestell]

Good morning LT. That is a great looking picture. I could see that incorporated into a monthly calendar backdrop.
Mike

 

[The Lt.]

Food for thought Mike and agree Michael he's a very versatile figure and I can see why he's also a favorite of yours Martyn. Here he is again telling a fellow ranker that he's finished loading the wagon......The Lt.