"The Zulu War" (1 Viewer)

[The Lt.]

Randy here's a photo of the figures by WBritain consiting of two set rendering their depiction of the famous painting that Martyn's posted to help in accomplishing what you have in mind.........The Lt.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Wow,

WMBritain certainly tries to maintain a high standard of replication on the poses.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Randy here's a photo of the figures by WBritain consiting of two set rendering their depiction of the famous painting that Martyn's posted to help in accomplishing what you have in mind.........The Lt.

This is a nice set of glossies, but imagine if Ken visited it with the matte series

Any thoughts Ken ???

 

[1879fanatic]

Randy here's a photo of the figures by WBritain consiting of two set rendering their depiction of the famous painting that Martyn's posted to help in accomplishing what you have in mind.........The Lt.

Thanks Joe for posting...
Randy, as you can see in the painting this is an impromptu square formed towards the end of fighting. There were most likely four or five of these squares formed, including one with at least 60 men that tried to break through the nek of Isandlwana back towards RD. They allegedly made it upwards of a mile.
Mike

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

Lt.,
Nice wide shot of your fated Hospital!
While sitting doing paperwork at work, I got itchy and turned around and snapped a couple atrocious photos. In the bottom, there is a special figure I hope Joe can pick ut
Mike

Is that like a .50 cal. bullet in the first picture????

Vick

 

[The Lt.]

Your welcome 1879 I hope Randy finds it helpful. Vic the round appearing in the photo was a powerful 577-450 round which was comapare to the American's 45-70 infantry round I'm sure I'll be corrected by it's owner if I'm wrong. The following event took place at 2400 hours on the 22nd of January 1879 when Lieutenant Bromhead along with B Company's tea maker Private Henry Hook known to us lovingly as Hookie along with a few men launch a foray to rescue the water cart. 1879 I sure could have used your red cone to add a little more realism to the event taking place.....The Lt.

 

[1879fanatic]

Lt.
You certainly don't need little traffic cones to pump out some excellent pictures! And you are correct in telling Jake about the round, as well as a vintage practise ball paper ammo pack from 1879
Mike

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

Great photos Lt., Bromhead seems to inflicting heavy casualties on the Zulu, Mike I bet your Zulus are glad the Brits don't have a .50 cal with them...

Vick

 

[PolarBear]

Thanks Joe and Mike

I appreciate you expertise.

You guys are "square shooters"

Randy

 

[GICOP]

The 24th at Breakfast

Cheers

Martyn

 

[thebritfarmer]

Excellent Martyn, that is one cool setup !!!

 

[GICOP]

Excellent Martyn, that is one cool setup !!!

Glad you like it Scott

Here are some close up shots of “24th at breakfast”

“Don’t stop peeling the spuds”

“Fresh bread and more fire wood”

“Wash and brush up”

“Boots are cleaned before breakfast arrives”

“Around the breakfast table”

“Save some for me”

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

It's amazing how much fun you can have playing with your Trophy figure and the more you have of them the merry. Looks like you've had another fun session with selecting and posing your figures Martyn to share them with us. Thanks it's always a pleasure seeing them and looking forward to seeing what you have next headed our way..........The Lt.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Lovin' every single picture Martyn, many thanks. Although I don't collect Trophy, I think I would like to have a little set up like this. I would imagine that these are some of the harder to acquire sets??

 

[GICOP]

It's amazing how much fun you can have playing with your Trophy figure and the more you have of them the merry. Looks like you've had another fun session with selecting and posing your figures Martyn to share them with us. Thanks it's always a pleasure seeing them and looking forward to seeing what you have next headed our way..........The Lt.

Hi Joe

I love my Trophy figures, with Britains matte AZW coming a very close second

Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Lovin' every single picture Martyn, many thanks. Although I don't collect Trophy, I think I would like to have a little set up like this. I would imagine that these are some of the harder to acquire sets??

Thanks again Scott

The Field Kitchen set appeared on Ebay a few weeks ago

Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Continuing the "Breakfast theme"

Opening the ammo boxes and getting ready to issue the cartridge packets after breakfast

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Hopefully the ammo's issued to all before you have the Zulus launching an attack and the Gallant Brit's dashing for the their Martini-Henrys that are stack to form some sort of a defensive square. Along with Scott I'm enjoying your play time.........The Lt.

 

[PolarBear]

Martyn

Those are wonderful sets and great diorama setups. I just love off duty scenes like these.

Randy

 

[GICOP]

Hopefully the ammo's issued to all before you have the Zulus launching an attack and the Gallant Brit's dashing for the their Martini-Henrys that are stack to form some sort of a defensive square. Along with Scott I'm enjoying your play time.........The Lt.

Martyn

Those are wonderful sets and great diorama setups. I just love off duty scenes like these.

Randy

Thank you Joe and Randy, I'm glad you like them

Cheers

Martyn