Britain's Zulu War (2 Viewers)

The Lt. said:
Thanks Tim, MD and John,

The new matte Brit figures have the abilitiy of coming to life when placed in a setting. UK Reb has proven it time and time again with his ACW figures and the new ZW figures are proving like wise. Here's another MD........The Lt. or should I say Colonel:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

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I like this shot Joe! Colonel Leftenant.
 
My shipment of Zulu War stuff arrived today. They are really good figures. The glossy ones are good. I don't think they will really fit wityh my Trophy stuff but I do like them nevertheless. Well done WB for great figures. I trust we will see a steady stream of figures over the next few years. Keep making Zulus I have just never really been one for buying multiples but you do need a lot of Zulus for teh mass effect.
Regards
Damian
 
Another view of the Brit defenders of the Lt.'s Drift.....The Lt.

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Lt.
Something has their attention over in front of the Storehouse!!. Might be a Cobra gunship coming in .:eek: Mike
 
You can say that! There are plenty more coming in Matt and Gloss. The next catalog should fill in some more gaps.
That is all for now...
Ken
 
1879fanatic said:
Lt.
Something has their attention over in front of the Storehouse!!. Might be a Cobra gunship coming in .:eek: Mike
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No Mike they're looking for the re-enforcements Ken's mentioned to fend off the approching Zulus.....The Lt.
 
The Lt. said:
No Mike they're looking for the re-enforcements Ken's mentioned to fend off the approching Zulus.....The Lt.
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Ah, I believe that was Major Spalding and the remainder of the 1st/24th from Helpmakker hightailing it back after seeing smoke. Mike
 
Lt we need more battlefield debris. Helmets, spears, broken cartidge boxes, belts and gear.

...and horses and cattle and water carts and other small transport wagons.
 
The museum collection Black Watch figure is attired more for the earlier Egypt/Sudan campaigns in the early to mid 1880's. Also the regiment did not participate in the reconquest of Sudan during the late 1890's and was not present at Khartoum/Omdurman.
 
No offense intended toward the "new" Britain's folks but when the family owned the company they were generally historically accurate.
 
Hey that b/W figure is nice. I will be getting that one , no big surprise there.

Bought the Zulu fiing rifle. He is a little taller hanthe others bu no real worries. Those Osprey are nice, and a really good deal.
 
4th Hussar said:
No offense intended toward the "new" Britain's folks but when the family owned the company they were generally historically accurate.
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The highlander isn't marketed for the ZW or reconquest of the Sudan. It says 'Egyptian war 1882'. Sounds accurate to me.
 
4th Hussar said:
No offense intended toward the "new" Britain's folks but when the family owned the company they were generally historically accurate.
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You should also note that the new kids on the block are living up to the tradition of the once family owned......The Lt.
 
4th Hussar said:
No offense intended toward the "new" Britain's folks but when the family owned the company they were generally historically accurate.
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I think I would have to disagree with you there, there are lots of faux pas Britains have made over the years. Personally I think they are better now than ever :)
 
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