Clash of arms (1 Viewer)

[damian]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....go=DR&its=S%2BI%2BSS&itu=ISS%2BUCI%2BSI&otn=4
Joe
These look like interesting stes. I don't recognize them off hand. DOes any one of you Zulu War guys have them
Regards
Damian

 

[The Lt.]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....go=DR&its=S%2BI%2BSS&itu=ISS%2BUCI%2BSI&otn=4
Joe
These look like interesting stes. I don't recognize them off hand. DOes any one of you Zulu War guys have them
Regards
Damian

I've seen the Clash of Arms figures in the past on ebay and i sure you notices if you visited his store he's got quite an extensive line available on the Zulu War......Joe

 

[plasmapulse]

Some of his figures are made by irregular miniatures and painted up.
http://www.irregularminiatures.co.uk/
Go for 54mm at the bottom and take a look in colonial/plain wars

 

[plasmapulse]

I see a couple from Dutkins moulds.

Don't know where the 'better looking' figures come from. Might be original or recasts?

I like these a lot;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ZULU-WAR-54MM...ihZ016QQcategoryZ2641QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

There is also a Sudan section. I would like to know th origin of those figures.

 

[Mister Dave]

I've owned a few of his Zulu and 24th figures in the past. Not bad, but to get them shipped from UK was paying the same as better quality items available locally. Bernard has had some cavalry figures custom made by him and seems quite pleased with the results.

MD

 

[thebritfarmer]

I think he even uses recasts of previous Britains lead sets.

 

[Cardigan600]

Yo Troopers, think he is well in with Dorset Toy Soldiers, so that might throw some light on the question.
Bernard.

 

[1879fanatic]

I have a good-sized collection of them. I beleive that are paints from Irregular . They fit in very well with Trophy. Historical accuracy is a little immodest with offerings of 9th Lancers , a Long Tom Crew etc. for the Zulu Wars. The wagon set in the front and the staff table are Clash of Arms. Mike

 

[1879fanatic]

Peter Tring, the proprietor of CLA has an extensive Raj and Zulu Wars offering. Another discrepency I just saw was the Zulu Wars "screw gun" mule train. There were simply 7pdr and 9pdrs in-country during the war, not including the "scare 'em with fireworks" teams of the rocket batteries . The wagons are superb, however.
Mike

 

[maddadicus]

Peter Tring, the proprietor of CLA has an extensive Raj and Zulu Wars offering. Another discrepency I just saw was the Zulu Wars "screw gun" mule train. There were simply 7pdr and 9pdrs in-country during the war, not including the "scare 'em with fireworks" teams of the rocket batteries . The wagons are superb, however.
Mike

I have 2 wagons from him and they are a nice fit ,for my Wessex and Dorsets...Michael