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Just finshed posting the last of my Trophy Figures in various Albums in my Profile section of the forum and thought I'd pass in on enjoy.....The Lt.
 
Just finshed posting the last of my Trophy Figures in various Albums in my Profile section of the forum and thought I'd pass in on enjoy.....The Lt.

I'm off to check them out now;)

Cheers Joe

Martyn:)
 
Lt.,

Nice seeing all of your Trophy sets. You have a nice little collection there.

Brian
 
Following on from the "Bored tonight...Post a diorama" here is

SET#EQ17 Ammunition mule and handler

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With this set the ammo boxes are detachable from the mule

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Cheers

Martyn:)

Nice set Martyn. You got em all, lol.
 
This is the latest set I have added to my collection, found last week

Set# EQ17A

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Here are comparison shots of my other Ammunition Mule sets, all these sets are also numbered EQ17A

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RA handler

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24th handler

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Indian handler

This is the original set# EQ17

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Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Martyn,
Thanks for posting these EQ17a sets. Do you think that some of them may have been custom orders in the old days, or yet another (fine) quirk of the Master? I really love the different units, including the Indian handler. You don't hear much about Indians in the AZW, but they were there!
Mike
 
Martyn,
Thanks for posting these EQ17a sets. Do you think that some of them may have been custom orders in the old days, or yet another (fine) quirk of the Master? I really love the different units, including the Indian handler. You don't hear much about Indians in the AZW, but they were there!
Mike

Hi Mike

Glad you liked them;)

The 24th handler was a special but the others were standard sets in the early 1990's. I agree about the Indian handler, I wonder if Elephants were ever used in the AZW for transporting equipment and supplies.

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Hi Mike

Glad you liked them;)

The 24th handler was a special but the others were standard sets in the early 1990's. I agree about the Indian handler, I wonder if Elephants were ever used in the AZW for transporting equipment and supplies.

Cheers

Martyn:)

Chard wrote something about rhinos for perimeter defense, but no elephants... they would have trampled the oxen.
Mike
 
Got to agree with my Aide de Camp Martyn and love the quirks of The Master. Thanks for taking the time to share them all with us our Master Trophy Treasure Hunter:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:..Joe
 
Another great acqusition Martyn.

I wonder which Trophy set/figure has the most varieties with in it ?
 
Another great acqusition Martyn.

I wonder which Trophy set/figure has the most varieties with in it ?

Good question Scott.

The Officer shown here in the uniform of the 99th

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I also have as:

Zulu War

24th
60th
57th
3rd

Egypt and The Sudan

RMLI
Yorks and Lancs

As far as sets go I have 5 Water cart varieties, 4 from the AZW and one from the Boer War

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Here is a picture of my Ammunition Wagon set, a similar set is currently on Ebay with a bid of $309.50

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Here is the Naval Brigade version of the set

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Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Chard wrote something about rhinos for perimeter defense, but no elephants... they would have trampled the oxen.
Mike

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Hi there Mike,

Thank goodness for no "elephants" in Zululand.

Wow, just look at the oxen go......

I shall settle for the rhinos.....value for money.:p

Raymond.:)

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Here is a picture of my Ammunition Wagon set, a similar set is currently on Ebay with a bid of $309.50

ZULUWAR-OXENDRAWNAMMUNITIONWAGON.jpg


Here is the Naval Brigade version of the set

ZULUWAR-OXENDRAWNAMMUNITIONWAGON-NA.jpg


Cheers

Martyn:)

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Hi Martyn,

These are superb Ammunition Wagon sets.

I must admit I am partial to the 24th Foot set.

Thanks for sharing,

Cheers, Raymond. :)

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Hi Martyn,

These are superb Ammunition Wagon sets.

I must admit I am partial to the 24th Foot set.

Thanks for sharing,

Cheers, Raymond. :)

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Thank you Raymond, I love all the Oxen drawn sets that I have managed to find from Trophy
Cheers
Martyn:)
 

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