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I was betting the bear would eat the bearer of bad news, ie., the newsboy selling newspapers about Isandlwana.:wink2: -- Al
 
Over running the Royalist guns. Robin.
 

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A colourful and interesting scene and nicely photographed.Regards Greg.
 
I am very happy that a two year old projct that I started with Obee is now concluded!....This new fantastic set started as an idea after Obee finished assembling a fantastic French Foreign Legion garrison...and me having read in excess of ten books, between reference and novels on FFL, visited some of their forts in Morrocco and come back home crazy for all FFL related ideas .........Then I went out and started scavanging for the necessary sets to build a FFL 75 battery, like the ones the FFL used in the Atlas Mountain campaigns ( Morrocco ). It was not an easy task source the parts and I have to say a lot of luck ...to be in the Market looking for the artillery pieces at the same time these rare sets were being offered around.....Parts came for the UK, USA, France and Belgium...were sent to Down Under and master Obee gave them life....:salute:::salute::
Then came the detailed research as to artillery pieces, uniforms of the soldiers and officers, the way they would sit on the guns, man the different positions loading, priming the ammunition, the ammo cassions and set up of what a gun section would look like, we used dozens of French Army period photographs....and now these sets are now here, firing the last salvo before onboarding a troopship to cross the seas to their final home in the Tropics.....
Thanks a lot Obee...:salute:::cool::eek:
Cheers
Artillery_Crazy
 

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Based on the V2, 26FT long Wasserfall Rockets in production. Robin.
 

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Great diorama,you just keep rolling them out.The dioramas I mean, not rockets.Regards Greg.
 
Around the factory. Robin.
 

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Nice one Robin but gee, it's a bit precarious lifting the rocket that way! {eek3}

Tom
 
Nice one Robin but gee, it's a bit precarious lifting the rocket that way! {eek3}

Tom

Yes, I thought that too ..... my just 'pluck off' one of its fins !!!!!

{eek3} {eek3} {eek3}

John
 
Yes, I thought that too ..... my just 'pluck off' one of its fins !!!!!

{eek3} {eek3} {eek3}

John

I think the bloke wearing the hat and pointing thought that too...^&grin

Tom
 
Robin of Locksley and his men, seek an audience with Sir Guy of Gisborne. It could be a long wait!!!!!!!! Robin.:rolleyes2:
 

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