Britain's Zulu War (3 Viewers)

I think I saw on one of the show previews a section that is curved and has a hole in the top :D Probably see this in 2009 in the new catalogue. :p:p:p
 
thebritfarmer said:
I think I saw on one of the show previews a section that is curved and has a hole in the top :D Probably see this in 2009 in the new catalogue. :p:p:p
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That will be much welcomed. I turned my strait sections to look like there curved just for now until we get these I guess.
 
Jag it's nice seeing your Rorke's Drift coming to life and to date using WBritain figures and sets and looking forward to seeing close up of what you've done to date.

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Private Fredrick Hitch sure gets around as he calls out to private Augustus Morris from the Storehouse window.

Happy Thanksgiving to All....The Lt.

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The Lt. said:
Jag it's nice seeing your Rorke's Drift coming to life and to date using WBritain figures and sets and looking forward to seeing close up of what you've done to date.

1879

Private Fredrick Hitch sure gets around as he calls out to private Augustus Morris from the Storehouse window.

Happy Thanksgiving to All....The Lt.

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He sure does !! Looks like one of WB most versatile figures and certainly seems to be one of your favourites LT. Thanks for the pic.
 
Scott awhile back I informed Ken I had plans for the little Brit and I've sure kept him busy. In the mean time Scott private John Smith has just left the interior of the storehouse with a case of ammo.....The Lt.

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Private Thomas Robinson shouts to private John SMith to hurry with the ammo as he turned to face the on rushing Zulus advancing towards the Storehouse..........The Lt.

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Private Thomas Collins 1396 and private Timothy Connors 1323 of B Company pause to load their rifles after replenshing their ammo.....The Lt.



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Collins and Connors are new arrivals at the Lt Land of The Drift and couldn't wait to put them in front of my camera. Once again another gem of a set from WBritain.......Joe
 
Beautiful pics..in a near future i'd like WBritain to draw from thi beautiful volume , Osprey Elite 032 - British Forces in Zululand by ..guess who?..Ian Knight and the great Rick Scollins (unfortunately deceased, he was a great artist..).There's plenty of poses and unusual uniforms combinations, but for me the next great thing to reproduce is a Hale Rocket 9pdr with his Bombardier..you see it in Zulu Dawn ,in the battle of Isandlwana where the batteries of these rockets were overrun..
 

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The Lt. said:
Private Thomas Collins 1396 and private Timothy Connors 1323 of B Company pause to load their rifles after replenshing their ammo.....The Lt.



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Collins and Connors are new arrivals at the Lt Land of The Drift and couldn't wait to put them in front of my camera. Once again another gem of a set from WBritain.......Joe
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You beat me to it Lt I just got that set also and was gonna post a pic. Well I can still post it anyway. Nice figures!
 
Jagdpanther said:
You beat me to it Lt I just got that set also and was gonna post a pic. Well I can still post it anyway. Nice figures!
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Still waiting to see your pictures Jag wasn't aware you also had the set on hand got mine at the Hobby Bunker while meeting with Tim along with Dave who got a little shore leave from aboard his ship HMCS PRESEVER yesterday....The Lt.
 
Yea TreeFrog had one set left. But yea I will get around to posting pics soon.:)
 
Private William Henry Camp pauses as he prepares to open his ammo pouch to load his Martini-Henry.........The Lt.

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Private Robinson 1286 pauses for a moment to look on as the Zulu assualt begins before joining his mates at the mealie bag wall........The Lt.

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Privates James Marshall 964 and Robert Norris 1257 are seening selecting individual targets while firing at will....The Lt.

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Really good pics..i just received the soldier with the glengarry and ammo crates...very good!Now i'd suggest a bandist..with the wings on the shoulders..
 
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