Trophy - Anglo Boer War sets (1 Viewer)

SOUNDING THE "CHARGE"

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Martyn:)
 
Once again ever so nicely done featurig both Lancers my friend. {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}
 
BRINGING OUT AN AMMUNITION WAGGON UNDER HEAVY FIRE AT COLENSO

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WAGON, OXEN and HANDLER - TROPHY SPECIAL

WOUNDED TROOPER and HORSE - LITTLE LEGION

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Martyn:)
 
Martyn...you've staged a very nice rendition of the ammunition wagons under attack...that looks like a very nice set...the oxen are beautiful...
 
Martyn...you've staged a very nice rendition of the ammunition wagons under attack...that looks like a very nice set...the oxen are beautiful...

Many thanks Michael :salute::

The Ammunition wagon was a special order for the Belgian Toy Soldier Museum, who sold it to me when they were down sizing their Trophy collection ^&cool

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Martyn:)
 
Love the oxen set up, Martyn!:smile2: My son Alec has a plexiglass showcase on the mantle in his bedroom with the Trophy Oxen team pulling a navel gun and limber carrying seated sailers, with several of the native drovers with whips, alongside a Hicks Atwell Boer War Armored Train with Trophy crew soon to be joined (at Christmas) by the Trophy Boer War Steam Engine set. Next to World War I, the Boer War is my favorite Trophy period.
 
Love the oxen set up, Martyn!:smile2: My son Alec has a plexiglass showcase on the mantle in his bedroom with the Trophy Oxen team pulling a navel gun and limber carrying seated sailers, with several of the native drovers with whips, alongside a Hicks Atwell Boer War Armored Train with Trophy crew soon to be joined (at Christmas) by the Trophy Boer War Steam Engine set. Next to World War I, the Boer War is my favorite Trophy period.

Many thanks Louis :salute::

Alec has some very nice sets {bravo}}

I would love to find a BW train^&cool

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Martyn:)
 
Great scene!^&cool^&cool Love the Traction Engines! Once I give my son his, I will take some photos of his Trophy Steam Tractor next to a magnificent Heco Tinplate Models version in my collection. I know Tom Dubel has a Kingcast version as well as the Trophy version, and Ed Curiel has one done by Metalshed. Maybe we can get photographs of all the different versions by the various manufacturers together on one thread.:wink2:
 
Great scene!^&cool^&cool Love the Traction Engines! Once I give my son his, I will take some photos of his Trophy Steam Tractor next to a magnificent Heco Tinplate Models version in my collection. I know Tom Dubel has a Kingcast version as well as the Trophy version, and Ed Curiel has one done by Metalshed. Maybe we can get photographs of all the different versions by the various manufacturers together on one thread.:wink2:

Many thanks Louis :salute::

That sounds like a great idea {bravo}}

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Martyn:)
 
Hi Martyn, so you just happened to have three sets then! :rolleyes2: :wink2: makes for a good reconstruction though.:salute::

Jeff
 
Hi Martyn, so you just happened to have three sets then! :rolleyes2: :wink2: makes for a good reconstruction though.:salute::

Jeff

Many thanks Jeff :salute:: Maybe picking up another one or two in December........a lot easier to look after than Camels ^&grin......though I might be tempeted to get a couple more of them as well{bravo}}

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Martyn:)
 
Gee Martyn seems like I found a news paper photo which I cut out from it featuring your sets{sm4}{sm4}. Great sets an photos featuring them my friend.

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Gee Martyn seems like I found a news paper photo which I cut out from it featuring your sets{sm4}{sm4}. Great sets an photos featuring them my friend.

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Great addition to the thread Joe, many thanks for adding it {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

Cheers mate

Martyn:)
 
NAVAL 4.7 GUN SHELLING THE COLENSO LINES


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Martyn:)
 
Great follow up to your SKIRL OF THE PIPES Martyn following the earlier one featuring the Royal Artillery.{bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}
 
Great follow up to your SKIRL OF THE PIPES Martyn following the earlier one featuring the Royal Artillery.{bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

Many thanks Joe, glad you are enjoying the series :salute::

Cheers mate

Martyn:)
 

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