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[The Lt.]

Look to your front, mark the target when it comes.

Cheers

Martyn

Are they any more photos to follow the above of what took place on this date at Isandlwana 131 years ago Martyn. Hopefully you've a few more in the wings. Great line from the Movie Zulu Dawn used in featuring your photos.

 

[GICOP]

Are they any more photos to follow the above of what took place on this date at Isandlwana 131 years ago Martyn. Hopefully you've a few more in the wings. Great line from the Movie Zulu Dawn used in featuring your photos.

Glad you like it Joe, here's another

At one hundred yards volley fire, present, aim, fire!

Cheers

Martyn

 

[thebritfarmer]

Look at all of those Trophy figures Great photo Martyn !!

 

[GICOP]

Look at all of those Trophy figures Great photo Martyn !!

Many thanks Scott, I managed to aquire them before the prices went a bit silly

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Glad you like it Joe, here's another

At one hundred yards volley fire, present, aim, fire!

Cheers

Martyn

Great photos an was willing to bet Martyn you had the above wainting in the wings and hope you don't mind my joining in with the effects of the volley fire.

 

[GICOP]

Great photos an was willing to bet Martyn you had the above wainting in the wings and hope you don't mind my joining in with the effects of the volley fire.

Excellent pictures Joe

Cheers

Martyn

 

[thebritfarmer]

Thank goodness it isn't possible to overdose on Trophy figures. Very nice Lt.

 

[GICOP]

131 years ago today The Battle of Inyezane

Here the 2/3rd Foot (the Buffs) , along with a 9pdr and Gatling gun from the Naval Brigade, face and defeat a Zulu impi on January 22nd 1879, the same day the fight at Isandhlwana went so disastrously wrong for the 24th Foot.

Midshipman Lewis C. Coker of HMS Active commanded the Gatling gun

Naval Brigade 9pdr

Zulu casualties begin to mount

Volley fire

Reloading

Ready for the next charge

Copied from the Diorama section

Cheers

Martyn

 

[aujj65]

131 years ago today The Battle of Inyezane

Here the 2/3rd Foot (the Buffs) , along with a 9pdr and Gatling gun from the Naval Brigade, face and defeat a Zulu impi on January 22nd 1879, the same day the fight at Isandhlwana went so disastrously wrong for the 24th Foot.

Midshipman Lewis C. Coker of HMS Active commanded the Gatling gun

Naval Brigade 9pdr

Zulu casualties begin to mount

Volley fire

Reloading

Ready for the next charge

Copied from the Diorama section

Cheers

Martyn

Martyn,

You make some really nice displays with your collection. How many years have you been collecting Trophy?

Jeff

 

[GICOP]

Martyn,

You make some really nice displays with your collection. How many years have you been collecting Trophy?

Jeff

Thanks Jeff.

I've been collecting on and off for nearly 20 years

Cheers

Martyn

 

[W T Allison II]

Hi Martyn: Do you have EQ47(12lb Armstrong Breach Loading Field Gun) with officer, three gunners and emplacement, Indian Artillery Gun Battery in blue uniforms for the Northwest Frontier(India)? I have the China set in Khaki but have never seen the set in blue uniforms. Thanks and best regards,

 

[GICOP]

Hi Martyn: Do you have EQ47(12lb Armstrong Breach Loading Field Gun) with officer, three gunners and emplacement, Indian Artillery Gun Battery in blue uniforms for the Northwest Frontier(India)? I have the China set in Khaki but have never seen the set in blue uniforms. Thanks and best regards,

Hi Tommy

This is my set

SET#EQ47

NORTH WEST FRONTIER

INDIAN ARTILLERY GUN BATTERY

Cheers

Martyn

 

[W T Allison II]

Thanks.

 

[The Lt.]

Sorry I'm late but here's Trophy's Calendar for Feburary and hope it's a great month for all.

 

[GICOP]

Sorry I'm late but here's Trophy's Calendar for Feburary and hope it's a great month for all.

No need to apologise Joe, The Lost Gun is one of my favourite sets

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Gotten scolded for not playing with them at all this month so made up for it with a little playtime today....The Lt.

 

[GICOP]

Gotten scolded for not playing with them at all this month so made up for it with a little playtime today....The Lt.

Very nice Joe

Cheers

Martyn

 

[LEN3966]

Bora Dha Folks
What a terrific set photos Joe,your style improves all the time,I find it very rewarding to see members getting so much pleasure from Trophy figures.
Had two regular visitors yesterday,Tommy from Newport,who has one of the best Trophy collections in the area,Tommy of Swansea who as a good collecter friend on limited means was able to get hold of some unpainted castings,so he has a unique collections of conversions ,with very limited display space he rings the changes regulary.
Tommy N brought me over a brochure that I did for ZS74 THE ONLY ONE.have you all seen it ? Tells the story of Private Sam Wassall and how he won his V.C on that fateful day,I was amazed at how few Zulu Buffs had heard of this incident.
Hers;s to the next time.Regards Len

 

[GICOP]

Bora Dha Folks
What a terrific set photos Joe,your style improves all the time,I find it very rewarding to see members getting so much pleasure from Trophy figures.
Had two regular visitors yesterday,Tommy from Newport,who has one of the best Trophy collections in the area,Tommy of Swansea who as a good collecter friend on limited means was able to get hold of some unpainted castings,so he has a unique collections of conversions ,with very limited display space he rings the changes regulary.
Tommy N brought me over a brochure that I did for ZS74 THE ONLY ONE.have you all seen it ? Tells the story of Private Sam Wassall and how he won his V.C on that fateful day,I was amazed at how few Zulu Buffs had heard of this incident.
Hers;s to the next time.Regards Len

Hi Len

That one is top of my "Hit Parade"

Cheers

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Here's Tropy's March Calendar with a twist featuring my favorite mounted figures of the 17th Lancers against two WB Zulus. Guess who came out ahead. Martyn had a hunch you'd reply to Len's last post the way you did and very nicely done...The Lt.