Trophy - Anglo Boer War sets (1 Viewer)

[GICOP]

Wonderful Martyn

Many thanks Scott :salute::

Stay safe

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Since I have parted company with Photobucket ^&grin I have been asked if I would repost some of my pictures without the dreaded water mark so I will start with this one :smile2:


January 1901 - Lieutenant-General Kitchener and Lieutenant-Colonel E. F. Herbert of the 17th Lancers with an escort of Bengal Lancers

 

[GICOP]

January 1900 - Naval Brigade supply column

 

[GICOP]

February 1900 - City Imperial Volunteers screw gun section go into action

 

[GICOP]

July 1900 - Possible early use of camouflage.

 

[villagehorse]

Now that’s a fine artillery piece Martyn and beautifully set out. Robin.

 

[Horus]

July 1900 - Possible early use of camouflage.

Perhaps they were just using up what was left in the bottom of the Paint tins Martyn ! {sm5}

Good looking scene. Especially like the round stone fortification. Who does that ?

Stay save and look after yourself. Jab No. 2 on Tuesday for me up at G Live again !

Steve

 

[GICOP]

Now that’s a fine artillery piece Martyn and beautifully set out. Robin.

Perhaps they were just using up what was left in the bottom of the Paint tins Martyn ! {sm5}

Good looking scene. Especially like the round stone fortification. Who does that ?

Stay save and look after yourself. Jab No. 2 on Tuesday for me up at G Live again !

Steve

Many thanks Robin and Steve:salute::

The round stone fortification is available from JG MINIATURES JG MINIATURES

Good to hear you are getting your second jab on Tuesday Steve. Several people, including family members, have said the second jab hurt more than the first one but don't worry I had no adverse reaction:wink2:

Stay safe

Martyn

 

[Horus]

Many thanks Robin and Steve:salute::

The round stone fortification is available from JG MINIATURES JG MINIATURES

Good to hear you are getting your second jab on Tuesday Steve. Several people, including family members, have said the second jab hurt more than the first one but don't worry I had no adverse reaction:wink2:

Stay safe

Martyn

Cheers Martyn

Ah part of the Boer War Blockhouse set up ! I think it was a Mr Ragg over Pyrford way who told me a couple of years ago when I was working at his house, it was himself who commissioned JG Miniatures to produce a Boer Blockhouse. Certainly had a very nice 54mm River Gunboat in a glass display case on show !

Steve

 

[Louis Badolato]

Martyn,

I had no idea that there was a time machine that connected WWI with the Boer War, but that excellent set up certainly provides evidence!

 

[GICOP]

Cheers Martyn

Ah part of the Boer War Blockhouse set up ! I think it was a Mr Ragg over Pyrford way who told me a couple of years ago when I was working at his house, it was himself who commissioned JG Miniatures to produce a Boer Blockhouse. Certainly had a very nice 54mm River Gunboat in a glass display case on show !

Steve

Hi Steve

I bet Mr Ragg lives around the corner from Mike of Imperial Miniatures, he lives in Pyrford.

Stay safe

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Martyn,

I had no idea that there was a time machine that connected WWI with the Boer War, but that excellent set up certainly provides evidence!

Many thanks Louis :salute::

A TV channel in the UK (Talking Pictures) has just started a re-run of the 1960's series TIME TUNNEL, could give me some ideas :wink2: :salute::

Stay safe

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

May 1900 - Royal Marines test firing Maxim and Nordenfelt guns

 

[jason foote]

Great looking figures. Thanks fo sjharing

 

[Wolfgang_UK]

Wonderful set and another very well aranged scene. Thank you for sharing.
rgds
Wolfgang

 

[GICOP]

Great looking figures. Thanks fo sjharing

Wonderful set and another very well aranged scene. Thank you for sharing.
rgds
Wolfgang

Many thanks Wolfgang and Jason :salute::

Stay safe

Martyn

 

[paxtoysoldier]

A prize collection here!
Paddy

 

[GICOP]

A prize collection here!
Paddy

Many thanks Paddy :salute::

Stay safe

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

May 1900 - Royal Marines at the target range

 

[villagehorse]

A really striking firing line Martyn. Robin.