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These figures look great! Definitely some versatility where you could easily use them in other eras.

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We will add them to the Treefrog site under Team Miniatures once they are officially announced!

Julie
 
Good to see someone filling this gap in history for our hobby and they look good too. Robin.
 
They do look good and it's great how TM do both sides so a small conflict is display able.
 
WOW,

nice looking sets, and I do like that the British are both Scots (Gordons) and Line Infantry , :)

The addition of rocks are something that could also be used with other figures, so lets home more will come out in coming year, including Artillery?

John
 
Seems like they are from 3 different regiments (scottish kilted, scottish non kilted and regulars) by the way they are impressive...:) Great Series
 
cantinetozzo said:
Seems like they are from 3 different regiments (scottish kilted, scottish non kilted and regulars) by the way they are impressive...:) Great Series
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I think there are only two - Scottish (Gordons) and English, Welsh, or Irish. The officer wearing trews is wearing the Gordon tartan, which was common, especially if they also had a horse to ride!

The South African War is one of my favourite conflicts to study, and I'm looking forward to seeing where this series goes. I know TGM was thinking of delving into the South African War, so hopefully, their work will be complementary to what Team Miniatures is doing.

Brendan
 
BHogan said:
I think there are only two - Scottish (Gordons) and English, Welsh, or Irish. The officer wearing trews is wearing the Gordon tartan, which was common, especially if they also had a horse to ride!

The South African War is one of my favourite conflicts to study, and I'm looking forward to seeing where this series goes. I know TGM was thinking of delving into the South African War, so hopefully, their work will be complementary to what Team Miniatures is doing.

Brendan
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Does the figure running with the bayonet on his rifle have a Canadian Maple Leaf on his helmet?
I know there were Canadian units in South Africa.
 
The Breaker said:
Does the figure running with the bayonet on his rifle have a Canadian Maple Leaf on his helmet?
I know there were Canadian units in South Africa.
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Good eye. I completely missed that when I first looked at the images. I believe you are correct. The two figures also appear to be equipped with the Canadian Oliver webbing (hated by the troops) and have the Royal Canadian Regiment insignia on their helmets.

Brendan
 
You can now see all the individual photos under the Team Miniatures Boer War section on the site!
Excellent figures and the rocks are also being sold as a group of 3!

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Julie
 
I received the Team Miniatures Boer War sets and they are very well done. No variations from the stock photos.
Well done Team Miniatures!
 
Great Boer War figures arrived in Tasmania today
 

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And those Boer Commandos of course. And a couple of exra Japanese infantry from 1904 sneaked into the parcel.
 

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