"The Zulu War" (2 Viewers)

[Deitz]

Nice pictures, they do go well together.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Nice set up and nice shot Mr. Baker.....did you paint the Zulus yourself?

 

[The Lt.]

Sure got your new Brit's in the thick of it Joe and nicely presented and looking forward to seeing what you next have in store for us.

 

[The Lt.]

Members of the 1st/24th unload ammo cases prior to the attack on the base camp at Isandlwana.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Joe...that's a good lookig set and a nice set up....

 

[1879fanatic]

Little Legion!!! Can't forget about those rankers! IMHO best glossy out there today, but ...you knew that!
Great shot, My Lord!
Mike

 

[Deitz]

I must agree Little Legion does make the best Zulu Glossy figures that are available today. Sorry, I missed the Trophy heyday, but I am doing my best to make up for lost time.

 

[The Lt.]

Sure couldn't my Aide de Camp and agree with both you and Brian on the Little Legion figures and Brian I hope your successful in acquiring the Trophy sets and figures your on the hunt for. In the mean time got a little playtime in the sun with my Brit rankers.

 

[Deitz]

This just arrived on my doorstep. I had to try it out. It goes well with my Little Legion figures. I am going to have some fun.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Wow Brian....lucky you...that will go well with your Little Legions.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice Brian, it`s a good solid detailed piece. Looking forward to seeing your LL playtime

 

[1879fanatic]

This just arrived on my doorstep. I had to try it out. It goes well with my Little Legion figures. I am going to have some fun.

Brian,
Light as a feather, eh? I almost wiped out a company of 24th moving this beast out of a cabinet
Very High Quality., Nice catch!
Mike

 

[glossman]

This just arrived on my doorstep. I had to try it out. It goes well with my Little Legion figures. I am going to have some fun.

Hi Brian,

Thanks very much for posting the pictures of your new acquisition with Little Legion figures.

It looks like great compatibility. Even the clock and wall paper looks "cool".....

Best, Raymond.

 

[The Lt.]

Nice addition Brian and there's no doubt the fun you'll have with it. Once again I found another rare newpaper clipping of a 17th Lancer on the prowl.

 

[1879fanatic]

William Martin was the first casualty of the Anglo-Zulu War.Martin was with the Royal Navy Landing Brigade from H.M.S. "Active," and working the ponts across the Tugela River ferrying the invasion force of Pearson's #1 Column on the 12th of January. The river was in torrent and 270 yards across. The pont flipped, killing Martin and injuring Lieutenant Craigie and others.
Mike

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

Excellent Mike!

 

[Deitz]

Nice set up LL and Trophy, with a little history lesson thrown in the story, well done.

 

[1879fanatic]

Thanks Jake and Brian...I read this account from the official RNLB report of the AZW in an archived edition of the London Gazzette, 11/07/79...Mentions other ships taking part in actions that I had never read before.
Mike

 

[mikemiller1955]

William Martin was the first casualty of the Anglo-Zulu War.Martin was with the Royal Navy Landing Brigade from H.M.S. "Active," and working the ponts across the Tugela River ferrying the invasion force of Pearson's #1 Column on the 12th of January. The river was in torrent and 270 yards across. The pont flipped, killing Martin and injuring Lieutenant Craigie and others.
Mike

Mike...that's a beautiful scene...was it done with "Magic Water"?

 

[GICOP]

I like that Mike, nice one

Cheers

Martyn