Trophy - zulu war sets (2 Viewers)

[GICOP]

Gatling guns at the Battle of Ulundi



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Martyn

 

[mikemiller1955]

quite a slaughter Martyn...^&grin

Papa Zulu used to tell me...

"you can't have enough dead Zulus in your collection"...

it brings back fond memories every time I see a Zulu figure...

 

[Deitz]

Gatling guns at the Battle of Ulundi



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Martyn

How did the gatling guns miss that one guy?

 

[GICOP]

quite a slaughter Martyn...^&grin

Papa Zulu used to tell me...

"you can't have enough dead Zulus in your collection"...

it brings back fond memories every time I see a Zulu figure...

Many thanks Michael

This is dedicated to Joe :salute::

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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

How did the gatling guns miss that one guy?

I think he stuck his head up in between the ammo drum being replaced Brian :wink2: ^&grin

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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Set# ZS12A - 24th THE CHARGING SET



This set replaced ZS12 THE CHARGING SET, as you can see the figures in ZS12 have field packs whereas ZS12A do not have field packs



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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Battle of Ulundi July 4th 1879

The Charge of the 17th Lancers

http://www.britishbattles.com/zulu-war/ulundi.htm













Ably assisted by the 1st Kings Dragoon Guards



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Martyn

 

[thebritfarmer]

Great photos and figures Martyn. !!

 

[GICOP]

Great photos and figures Martyn. !!

Many thanks Scott :salute::...you did mention AZW a couple of days ago:wink2:

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Martyn

 

[Louis Badolato]

Those are spectacular figures, beautifully displayed on a realistic diorama with the perfect backdrop . . . well done Martyn!^&cool^&cool^&cool^&cool

 

[GICOP]

Those are spectacular figures, beautifully displayed on a realistic diorama with the perfect backdrop . . . well done Martyn!^&cool^&cool^&cool^&cool

Many thanks Louis glad you like them :salute::

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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

JOHN DUNN'S FOOT SCOUTS

A trader named John Dunn had become very friendly with King Cetshwayo, the Zulu king allowed him to own a large farm in Zululand adjacent to the Lower Drift of the Thukela. Just before War broke out in December 1878 he left Zululand and crossed to Natal. He brought 150 of his Zulu workers with him and they fought on the side of the British during the Eshowe relief expedition in March 1879



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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

John Dunn's Foot Scouts in action against the Zulu



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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Unfortunately on returning from Eshowe several of Dunn's Scouts were killed and wounded by the 3/60th Rifles during a false alarm



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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Natal Light Horse and Shepstone's Horse (also know as Shepstone's Basothus) in action near Ulundi, June 1879



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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Shepstone's Horse (also know as Shepstone's Basothus) in action near Ulundi, June 1879



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Martyn

 

[W T Allison II]

Shepstone's Horse (also know as Shepstone's Basothus) in action near Ulundi, June 1879



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Martyn

Marytn: I really enjoy your photo dioramas each morning. Thanks for making the effort to photograph and post them. Tommy

 

[GICOP]

Marytn: I really enjoy your photo dioramas each morning. Thanks for making the effort to photograph and post them. Tommy

Many thanks Tommy glad you like them :salute::

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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Natal Light Horse in action near Ulundi, June 1879




The NLH first saw action in May 1879, commanded by Capt. W. Whalley ex. 17th Lancers
The core of the unit was drawn from the Frontier Light Horse and at one time comprised of 138 men, their largest action was at the Battle of Ulundi on July 4th 1879. As the original troopers were drawn from the FLH there uniform was heavily influenced by that of the FLH. Along with Martini-Henry and Snider carbines many men carried sabres and revolvers

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Martyn

 

[GICOP]

In the last few days the ranks of JOHN DUNN'S FOOT SCOUTS have received new recruits.



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Martyn