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[plasmapulse]

Just noticed they also have some Imperial Zulu war sets. Does anyone have pics of those?

LBT is also very competitive with their 2007 WB figures' prices. That's good to know.

 

[ucla1967]

Just noticed they also have some Imperial Zulu war sets. Does anyone have pics of those?

LBT is also very competitive with their 2007 WB figures' prices. That's good to know.

If you subscribe to Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine, look for the next issue, number 112.

 

[kilted vampire]

If you subscribe to Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine, look for the next issue, number 112.

I am looking forward to it Michael

 

[vandilay]

here is a few more shots of some imperial stuff ,weve just moved so i,ve
had to box it all up [what a mission ]so here is a couple of shots of setting
them all up again.The 3 civilain figures are from the new range.

 

[vandilay]

the last couple

 

[mitch292]

I am interested in buying some imperial sets from London Bridge. I want to get the NZ series but the only thing is that I have no idea what any of them look like because there is no photos on there website so I was wondering if someone like vandilay or others could post some pictures of them so I would be able to see them. Then know which ones I would like to get.

 

[vandilay]

Hi
The 4th photo I posted shows all the new zealand sets i currently have,
The colour party is NZ8 [NZ9 is similar but they are carrying a union jack]
The mounted figure is NZ7 nz mounted rifleman
in sinnai/palestine ww1.
And the set at the back too the left is NZ4 new zealand infantry in france
ww1.[set consists of 3 marching rifleman and officer]
Hopefully someone can post shots of the others in the series ,if not I
will be getting a couple of other sets from this range in a couple of weeks and i,ll post some shots for you then.

 

[vandilay]

here is a better shot of NZ4

 

[vandilay]

here is a few more from various ranges

 

[jrsteel]

I am interested in buying some imperial sets from London Bridge. I want to get the NZ series but the only thing is that I have no idea what any of them look like because there is no photos on there website so I was wondering if someone like vandilay or others could post some pictures of them so I would be able to see them. Then know which ones I would like to get.

Mitch there is another Imperial thread on the second page of the Vintage Figures section of the forum. There are quite a few pictures in that thread.
Your best bet to get Imperial from London Bridge is to call and see what he has in stock. If he has to order it from New Zealand, it may take awhile until it comes in.

 

[Peter Reuss]

Here are a number of the NZ sets:

NZ1

NZ2

NZ3

 

[Peter Reuss]

NZ4

NZ5

NZ6

NZ7

 

[Peter Reuss]

NZ8

NZ9

NZ11

 

[Peter Reuss]

We do miss being Imperial dealers. Such beautiful work!

 

[ucla1967]

These sets are from the "new" New Zealand series. Several of them are variations on David Cowe's very early sets (e.g., No. 1 - Girl's Kahki Brigade and No. 11 - Gilbert Mair & the Arawa Flying Column). You'll notice he has matched the numbers of the original series with the new series. That is probably why there is no NZ10 in the new series. NZ8 and NZ9 are from his original set No. 3 New Zealand Infantry, which did not have any flags. The other sets are new sculpts. All the original , early sets had six figures.

 

[jazzeum]

As I've recently acquired some Imperial figures, is there a web site or something that lists the set, with photos, ala Bill Sager's site for King and Country?

 

[jrsteel]

As I've recently acquired some Imperial figures, is there a web site or something that lists the set, with photos, ala Bill Sager's site for King and Country?

I wish there was a website like that but there's none that I know of.

 

[jazzeum]

JR,

Oh well. Is there any other resource that you know of?

 

[ucla1967]

Brad,

I assume you subscribe to Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine. If not, why not? In any case, there will be photos (I hope) of many early sets with their official box end-label description in the next issue. Regretfully, I do not have any price lists before set No. 29 which started the Zulu War range. I pretty much have everthing going forward from that point from Stone Castle's descriptive price lists. For example, set No. 29 - iNdlondlo Zulu Regiment, 1879 is described as "3 Zulus with clubs & 2 with stabbing spears (brown & white shields)." Imperial also produced separate color product sheets with photos of the various sets from the Zulu Wars, Sundan, Crimean War, etc.

 

[mitch292]

Thanks for all the pictures guys I really appreciate it.