Trophy of Wales (6 Viewers)

[kilted vampire]

Don't you just love these guys?

 

[The Lt.]

Don't you just love these guys?

I sure due and love playing with them. The attached photo consitst of nothing but Trophy sets and figures with the Hospital being defended. The Lt.

 

[kilted vampire]

This is a great shot. All of these guys together.

 

[Harrytheheid]

Och, the photos in this thread are just too good for words.
Cheers
H

 

[The Lt.]

Here's a group of hand to hand sets that were not in the last photo my Lord General. Glad you enoyed the photos Harry....The Lt.

 

[The Lt.]

Need to spend some more time playing with my Trophy figures. Two members of the 1st Battalion 24th are soon to lose their lives....The Lt.

 

[plasmapulse]

Those zulus show a lot of anger in their eyes. Great to see them sneaking up from behind the poor brit. You get the same feel with CE Fripps painting.

 

[kilted vampire]

I really enjoy the H2H series. I wish I had more of them. They really do get expensive. The quality of the painting is tops. Not to mention these are some of the first sets that I got from my dad.

 

[The Lt.]

Len did a nice job in providing them and I was lucky to get them at a good price at the time, nice gifts from your dad. The figures are from his later sets with their ground finished bases. Look like this Colour-Sergeant Joachim is soon to meet the same fate as his fellow members of 1/24th....The Lt.

 

[The Lt.]

Offering a helping hand to a fallen friend is soon to cost this private of 1/24th his life along with his mate.....The Lt.

 

[The Lt.]

This member of the 1/24th has no intention of giving up his life alone....The Lt.

 

[Bobby]

Hi LT

Just curiosity, quick question from my husband. These latest photos of Trophy figures don't look quite like the Trophy Miniatures of Wales figures hes is used to seeing. Are they by any chance Trophy of Texas (we think that is the right name) ? The sculpting doesn't look quite like the other zulus and 24th foot in his collection.

 

[The Lt.]

Hi LT

Just curiosity, quick question from my husband. These latest photos of Trophy figures don't look quite like the Trophy Miniatures of Wales figures hes is used to seeing. Are they by any chance Trophy of Texas (we think that is the right name) ? The sculpting doesn't look quite like the other zulus and 24th foot in his collection.

Bobby all of the figures you see are Throphy of Wales figures. All of the Trophy figures from Trophy of Texas came from Wales.......The Lt.

 

[Bobby]

Hi

Thank you for the quick reply! I have already passed on the information. My husband is totally bonkers about Trophy figures. Although I have a couple of my own I mostly collect other makes.

Thanks

 

[damian]

Trophy of Texas is or was the American retailer of Trophy of Wales products. Those figures the LT has posted are all Trophy of Wales Hand to Hand sets. They were some of thelater sets Trophy produced. There were some stylistic changes in the figures over the years but they are definitely Trophy.
Regards
Damian

 

[Mister Dave]

Trophy of Texas is or was the American retailer of Trophy of Wales products. Those figures the LT has posted are all Trophy of Wales Hand to Hand sets. They were some of thelater sets Trophy produced. There were some stylistic changes in the figures over the years but they are definitely Trophy.
Regards
Damian

The scenic bases and facial details in particular are different in the later figures.

MD

 

[kilted vampire]

Lt those last sets are spectacular! What set #s are those????

 

[The Lt.]

Lt those last sets are spectacular! What set #s are those????

K. V. They're from Hand to Hand Sets

HZ29 "A Deadly Impact"

HZ26 "One Down"

HZ27 "No Quarters Asked or Given"

HZ24 "Brute Force"

HZ20 "A Helping Hand"

 

[kilted vampire]

I have four of the early sets and the bases are not near as nice as the ones you have.

 

[The Lt.]

I have four of the early sets and the bases are not near as nice as the ones you have.

K. V. if I'm not mistaken Len began changing he bases in 1998...The Lt.