Trophy - zulu war sets (1 Viewer)

GICOP said:
Cetshwayo’s kraal, Zululand, Early January 1879

The marriage of a Zulu regiment of middle aged warriors to young Zulu maidens

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Cetshwayo has a British soldiers red coat given to him as a gift in more peaceful times

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Many of the maidens would soon be widows

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All Trophy figures

Cheers

Martyn:)
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Martyn,

Nice sets I think Trophy made some of the best nonbattle sets.
 
Deitz said:
Martyn,

Nice sets I think Trophy made some of the best nonbattle sets.
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I've got to agree, here are some of my favourites

WATER WAGON WITH HORSE HANDLER EQ7
OXEN DRAWN AMMUNITION WAGON WITH DRIVER
WAGON WITH STORES
UNLOADING THE WAGON EQ28
FIELD KITCHEN EQ31
BREAKFAST
AMBULANCE PICKET LINE - ONE TROOPER FEEDING THE HORSE EQ32
PONTOON WAGON on the march EQ35
PONTOON WAGON unloading EQ33

Cheers

Martyn
 
I like this figure the bes, though I don't have him... I agree that the "camp-life" and noncombat sets are the best, and are my favorites also. I just wish Trophy had made a rocket battery at rest!:cool:
Mike
 
A wagon park and Army Medical Detachment tent at Isandlwana 0900hrs January 21st 1879

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Cheers

Martyn
 
GICOP said:
A wagon park and Army Medical Detachment tent at Isandlwana 0900hrs January 21st 1879

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Cheers

Martyn
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Martyn, if you don't mind me asking, just how many Trophy sets/figures do you have? There seems to be a no end to them. :)

Jeff
 
aujj65 said:
Martyn, if you don't mind me asking, just how many Trophy sets/figures do you have? There seems to be a no end to them. :)

Jeff
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Hi Jeff

Glad you asked and you like them.

About 150+ sets and 850+ figures, all AZW or AZW related

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
GICOP said:
Hi Jeff

Glad you asked and you like them.

About 150+ sets and 850+ figures, all AZW or AZW related

Cheers

Martyn:)
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Wow! And did you know? I only live across the road in East Sussex! ;):)

Jeff
 
Great sets Martyn, with all those sets and figures I am sure we are good for a few more posts yet :D :D :D


aujj65 said:
Wow! And did you know? I only live across the road in East Sussex! ;):)

Jeff
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Jeff what are you doing...they are glossies, don't be pulled through the hole it's a slippery slope let me tell you :D D :D
 
thebritfarmer said:
Jeff what are you doing...they are glossies, don't be pulled through the hole it's a slippery slope let me tell you :D D :D
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I was in that hole once for more than a few years, but for some reason I climbed out :confused: Now I only paint them for others but I still have great admiration for figures of this quality and finish.

Jeff
 
GICOP said:
A wagon park and Army Medical Detachment tent at Isandlwana 0900hrs January 21st 1879

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S7302731.jpg


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Cheers

Martyn
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Martyn,
I know that you know that I know that you know that I love 'em! I can't get enough wagons and tents! Too bad no Bell tents from Trophy! It looks like you're going to have to swallow another JG sand base or two to fit the whole adventure of 21/01/79! I (we) appreciate your time setting these beauties up as always, and it's always worth it:):cool:
Mike
 
1879fanatic said:
Martyn,
I know that you know that I know that you know that I love 'em! I can't get enough wagons and tents! Too bad no Bell tents from Trophy! It looks like you're going to have to swallow another JG sand base or two to fit the whole adventure of 21/01/79! I (we) appreciate your time setting these beauties up as always, and it's always worth it:):cool:
Mike
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I have a couple of tricks up my sleeve for tomorrow;)

Watch this space

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
aujj65 said:
Wow! And did you know? I only live across the road in East Sussex! ;):)

Jeff
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Hi Jeff

Just round the corner in fact;)

Don't suppose you have any unwanted Trophy sets for sale do you?

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
aujj65 said:
Wow! And did you know? I only live across the road in East Sussex! ;):)

Jeff
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Jeff,
Since you wouldn't mind going after some glossy guys for me, Find all the intel you can on Martyn's fortified quarters, and the schedule for his attack cat to go to vet. Report back to me on ideal times and methods for entry...Standing by.
Mike
 
1879fanatic said:
Jeff,
Since you wouldn't mind going after some glossy guys for me, Find all the intel you can on Martyn's fortified quarters, and the schedule for his attack cat to go to vet. Report back to me on ideal times and methods for entry...Standing by.
Mike
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:D:D:D:p
 
GICOP said:
Hi Jeff

Just round the corner in fact;)

Don't suppose you have any unwanted Trophy sets for sale do you?

Cheers

Martyn:)
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The only Trophy figures I have ever owned were a two-figure set of Dad's Army (the home guard), which looked very similar to Captain Mainwarring and Sgt Wilson and was available from the magazine "Military Hobbies" which was the forefather to Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine. I wish I had kept those :(.

Jeff
 
aujj65 said:
The only Trophy figures I have ever owned were a two-figure set of Dad's Army (the home guard), which looked very similar to Captain Mainwarring and Sgt Wilson and was available from the magazine "Military Hobbies" which was the forefather to Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine. I wish I had kept those :(.

Jeff
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I think that was set number C02 The Home Guard - W.W.2. in the series "The Specials"

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
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