The Victorian Little Wars (1 Viewer)

Martyn,

You should chat with John Jenkins sometime. You would have made a fine set designer for the theater!
 
FIRST MATABELE WAR 1893

1 November 1893, 2,000 Matabele riflemen and 4,000 warriors attacked the British South Africa Company commanded by Major Patrick Forbes at Bembesi, about 30 miles north-east of Bulawayo














The Maxims begin to take their toll



The ammunition appears to be holding out





The action draws to a close




Cheers

Martyn
 
ANGLO BOER WAR

The Highland Brigade in action SEAFORTH, GORDON and BLACK WATCH HIGHLANDERS










Cheers

Martyn:)
 
FIRST MATABELE WAR 1893

1 November 1893, 2,000 Matabele riflemen and 4,000 warriors attacked the British South Africa Company commanded by Major Patrick Forbes at Bembesi, about 30 miles north-east of Bulawayo














The Maxims begin to take their toll



The ammunition appears to be holding out





The action draws to a close




Cheers

Martyn

Great Barricade....and the maxim machinegun is really nice, :salute
 
After the Battle of TAMAI 13TH MARCH 1884

The grim task of collecting the bodies of the Naval Brigade, York and Lancashire and Black Watch who died retaking the Gatling and Gardner guns from the Dervish begins


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The Ambulances are able to take three bodies each, it will take time to retrieve all the fallen


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The Naval Brigade protect the Army Medical Department personnel

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The Black Watch are prepared

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Officers of the Black Watch confer with their maps and watch for any Dervish activity

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Pipers Lament

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A wounded soldier is directed to an ambulance

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Cheers

Martyn
 
After the Battle of TAMAI 13TH MARCH 1884

The grim task of collecting the bodies of the Naval Brigade, York and Lancashire and Black Watch who died retaking the Gatling and Gardner guns from the Dervish begins


tam-afterthebattle.jpg



The Ambulances are able to take three bodies each, it will take time to retrieve all the fallen


tam-ambulance1.jpg

tam-ambulance1a.jpg

tam-ambulance2.jpg

tam-ambulance2a.jpg


The Naval Brigade protect the Army Medical Department personnel

tam-nbwatchfordervish.jpg


The Black Watch are prepared

tam-BWreadyfordervish.jpg


Officers of the Black Watch confer with their maps and watch for any Dervish activity

tam-MOUNTEDbeofficers.jpg


Pipers Lament

tam-pipersanddrummerwiththecolours.jpg


A wounded soldier is directed to an ambulance

tam-oneofthelastwalkingwounded.jpg


Cheers

Martyn

Congratulations Martyn,
Your ability to get one off special projects from the Little Legion Victorian Series is fantastic!!!!!!
Great dio and ambulances....
Cheers
A_C
 
Absolutely fantastic, Martyn!^&cool^&cool Love the ambulance personnel loading the stretchers onto the medical wagon!
 
Absolutely fantastic, Martyn!^&cool^&cool Love the ambulance personnel loading the stretchers onto the medical wagon!

Many thanks Louis :salute:: Mike, at Little Legion, comes up with some great figures ^&cool

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
British and Indian battalions on the front......
 

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British and Indian battalions on the front.
 

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a few more;
 

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a few more and now as a tribute to the sons of John´s Company that fought so many battles along side the British army....
 

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a few more and now as a tribute to the sons of John´s Company
 

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