Trophy - zulu war sets (2 Viewers)

[Buster]

Well done Martyn, Joe would love this one. :smile2:

B.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Well done Martyn, Joe would love this one. :smile2:

B.

Martyn...

I love this one...

and yes Buster...

Joe would adore this one!

 

[GICOP]

Well done Martyn, Joe would love this one. :smile2:

B.

Martyn...

I love this one...

and yes Buster...

Joe would adore this one!

Many thanks Buster and Michael, I think Joe would have liked this set too :salute::

Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

17th January 1879, Lord Chelmsford sets up camp and sends out scouting parties looking for signs of the Zulu Army



A veteran Boer commando leader, Commandant Petrus (Piet) Lafras Uys and two of his sons from the Burgher Force, arrive in Camp for discussions with Lord Chelmsford



Lord Chelmsford discusses the advance into Zululand with Major Russell (Rocket Battery) and other Officers




Lieutenant Otto von Stietencron of the Frontier Light Horse leads his men out of Camp



The Natal Native Horse, with European Officer, leave camp in another direction




The Natal Mounted Police



24th Foot move to the wagon park to collect their tents



Cheers

Martyn

 

[Deitz]

17th January 1879, Lord Chelmsford sets up camp and sends out scouting parties looking for signs of the Zulu Army



A veteran Boer commando leader, Commandant Petrus (Piet) Lafras Uys and two of his sons from the Burgher Force, arrive in Camp for discussions with Lord Chelmsford



Lord Chelmsford discusses the advance into Zululand with Major Russell (Rocket Battery) and other Officers




Lieutenant Otto von Stietencron of the Frontier Light Horse leads his men out of Camp



The Natal Native Horse, with European Officer, leave camp in another direction




The Natal Mounted Police



24th Foot move to the wagon park to collect their tents



Cheers

Martyn

Martyn,

What a great setup. Nothing beats large display of glossies. I always enjoy seeing your troops in large displays. :salute::

Brian

 

[GICOP]

Martyn,

What a great setup. Nothing beats large display of glossies. I always enjoy seeing your troops in large displays. :salute::

Brian

Many thanks Brian :salute::

Cheers

Martyn

 

[Buster]

Martyn,

What a great setup. Nothing beats large display of glossies. I always enjoy seeing your troops in large displays. :salute::

Brian

Martyn,

Couldn't have said it any better than Brian ..... absolutely brilliant display!

:salute:: :salute:: :salute::

B.

 

[GICOP]

Martyn,

Couldn't have said it any better than Brian ..... absolutely brilliant display!

:salute:: :salute:: :salute::

B.

Many thanks Buster :salute:: glad you like it

Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

A Royal Artillery mule train leaves Greytown, Natal for the Zululand border







Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

135th Anniversary of The Battle of Ulundi, July 4th 1879

17th Lancers leave the defensive square and pursue the Zulu









Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

A Mounted Infantryman, from the 90th Light Infantry, desperately tries to escape a Zulu ambush on the banks of the Buffalo River, his scout from the Natal Native Horse has already been bought down from his horse







Cheers

Martyn

 

[W T Allison II]

A Mounted Infantryman, from the 90th Light Infantry, desperately tries to escape a Zulu ambush on the banks of the Buffalo River, his scout from the Natal Native Horse has already been bought down from his horse







Cheers

Martyn

Nicely done diorama Martyn. Tommy

 

[GICOP]

Nicely done diorama Martyn. Tommy

Many thanks Tommy :salute::

Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

11th January 1879 – The Natal border with Zululand.

The Bates family have been warned by local Boer neighbours of a probable Zulu attack in the next few days and they prepare to leave their farm.





Bert Bates never realised how much furniture and “knick-knacks” his wife Vera had accumulated over the 20 years of their marriage….until he had to carry it from the farmhouse to be loaded in their ox drawn wagons. He keeps his rifle and sword close to hand








Aunt Nell, carrying the parasol, had just arrived for a long holiday, she was not expecting to move back to the City so soon. Her two sisters Vera and Nell, with their daughters and sons watch the proceedings with some alarm, the children seem to take it in their stride.





Win’s husband Len Rowe checks the axle connection on a rear wagon wheel watched by his son David



At last a patrol from the 24th Foot stationed at the Rorke’s Drift Mission Station arrive to provide protection for the move





Cheers

Martyn

 

[thebritfarmer]

Nice little story Martyn and a great cast of characters

 

[GICOP]

Nice little story Martyn and a great cast of characters

Many thanks Scott glad you liked it :salute::

Cheers

Martyn

 

[Deitz]

Martyn,
Very nice story and well staged scenes. I enjoyed viewing it over dinner.
Brian

 

[GICOP]

Martyn,
Very nice story and well staged scenes. I enjoyed viewing it over dinner.
Brian

Many thanks Brian glad you liked it :salute::

Cheers

Martyn

 

[Buster]

Superb pictures and great narrative Martyn, well done!

{bravo}} {bravo}} {bravo}}

B.

 

[GICOP]

Superb pictures and great narrative Martyn, well done!

{bravo}} {bravo}} {bravo}}

B.

Many thanks Buster :salute::

Cheers

Martyn