aujj65
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I’m having a change round in my office and need the space, so I have made the decision to sell some of the Dioramas I made over the last year or so, which comprise of WBritain figures from the War along the Nile range.
The dioramas are approx. 70cm long by 35cm deep, made from an mdf base with profiled board sides. All the figures are permanently attached & embedded into the ground work, and the bases are covered with scenery materials.
Diorama No.1 The British assault on the Egyptian entrenchments at Tel-el-Kebir 1882.
Regarding the figures, quite a few have been repainted (the original grey coated 42nd Highlanders now have red coats for Tel el Kebir).This diorama comprises 27 figures, 1 gun & 1 limber. POA.
Diorama No.2 The 42[SUP]nd[/SUP] (Black Watch) Regiment at the Battle of Tamai 1884.
This diorama has just over half of the Black Watch figures repainted. The red coated figures from the TEK range now have grey and the Royal Artillery set is from the Zulu series repainted for the Sudan. I replaced the lightweight 7pdr gun barrel with a modified one to suit a 9pdr. Some of the wounded Hadendoa were converted by removing the bases. This diorama comprises 41 figures, 3 mounted camels, 1 gun & 1 limber. POA.
Diorama No.3 The York and Lancaster Regiment at the Battle of Tamai 1884.
Some of the wounded Hadendoa were converted by the removal of the base, re-positioning arms, legs and then repainted. This diorama comprises 45 figures & 2 mounted camels. POA.
Diorama No.4 The Guards Regiment of the Camel Corps at the Battle of Abu Klea 1885.
Some of the wounded Hadendoa were converted by the removal of the base, re-positioning arms, legs and then repainted. Camel blankets have been repainted red. This diorama comprises 44 figures, 3 mounted camels & 3 dismounted camels. POA.
Please note: these are for UK only sales, due to the complexity & fragile nature of the dioramas.
For prices and delivery options, or for more info & photos, please contact me by pm.
Thank you for looking.
Jeff
The dioramas are approx. 70cm long by 35cm deep, made from an mdf base with profiled board sides. All the figures are permanently attached & embedded into the ground work, and the bases are covered with scenery materials.
Diorama No.1 The British assault on the Egyptian entrenchments at Tel-el-Kebir 1882.
Regarding the figures, quite a few have been repainted (the original grey coated 42nd Highlanders now have red coats for Tel el Kebir).This diorama comprises 27 figures, 1 gun & 1 limber. POA.
Diorama No.2 The 42[SUP]nd[/SUP] (Black Watch) Regiment at the Battle of Tamai 1884.
This diorama has just over half of the Black Watch figures repainted. The red coated figures from the TEK range now have grey and the Royal Artillery set is from the Zulu series repainted for the Sudan. I replaced the lightweight 7pdr gun barrel with a modified one to suit a 9pdr. Some of the wounded Hadendoa were converted by removing the bases. This diorama comprises 41 figures, 3 mounted camels, 1 gun & 1 limber. POA.
Diorama No.3 The York and Lancaster Regiment at the Battle of Tamai 1884.
Some of the wounded Hadendoa were converted by the removal of the base, re-positioning arms, legs and then repainted. This diorama comprises 45 figures & 2 mounted camels. POA.
Diorama No.4 The Guards Regiment of the Camel Corps at the Battle of Abu Klea 1885.
Some of the wounded Hadendoa were converted by the removal of the base, re-positioning arms, legs and then repainted. Camel blankets have been repainted red. This diorama comprises 44 figures, 3 mounted camels & 3 dismounted camels. POA.
Please note: these are for UK only sales, due to the complexity & fragile nature of the dioramas.
For prices and delivery options, or for more info & photos, please contact me by pm.
Thank you for looking.
Jeff
