Tell you what; the detail on these figures is absolutely brilliant. They must laser cut these casts.
Great post 1st Lt.

Agreed Littlehand , they've come a long way from the days of the unpainted plastic one's I used when I was growing up .
I think the first ever colour detailed set I saw were members of the African Corps of WW2 . A friend of mine had them , boy was I envious ! . They would look fairly ordinary against the ' Soldiers ' of today .
cheers 90th.

Got to agree with your takes on the figures littlehad an 90th John Jenkin's done a outstanding job sculpting the figures. Here's the gun and crew in action at The Battle of Gingdlouv..........The1stLt

Hi 1st Lt.
The more I see the Gatling Gun figures the more I like them !. How many are actually in the set ? . Dont think I can squeeze them
in anywhere though .
cheers 90th.

Here's a Zulu War Fan that I'm sure can't wait for the 25th that appears on this months calendar to arrive...........The 1st Lt.

I trust he's been good this year, and all his dreams will come true on Christmas Morning. :confused:

I must agree the Naval Brigade Gatling Gun Crew is very impressive.

Completed manning and defending the Gatling Gun....The1stLt

I think I prefer the Naval Brigades uniform to that of the 24th Reg of foot.
Great photo's.

Hi 1STLt.
Exceptional work as usual .
cheers 90th :confused: .

Returning to somewhere during the fighting taking place on the onf Isandlwana. 24th I still favor tne uniform your avatar is wearing. Thanks once again 90th.....The1stLt



















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Hope your new years gotten off to a great start. Here's the 1st of the calendars for the year.............The1stLt

Thanks will print off tomorrow.

Hi 1st LT.
Well done Sir , and again thanks for sharing them with us . Hope you had a wonderful festive season and it wasnt to cold for you ? .
cheers 90th.

Your more than welcome impi an 90th we're in a deep freez as I'm preparing to send this. Had an enjoyable Christmas and New Years Eve.

The fighting continues on the the field of Isandlanwana...............The1stLt















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Hi 1st Lt .
I would have gladly swapped places on Monday as it was 42 Deg Cent here and I had to work , and we dont have air
conditionong , this was after sunday which was 39 and then tues which was 35 till the cool change came in !. .
cheers 90th.

Thanks for Calendar, will print off later.

Keep up the excellent work.

Regards

Martin.

Hope the weathers gotten to your liking 90th an as requested Mr.M Cooper returning to the field of Isandlwana..............The1stLt

These models are brilliant, I wish that I had the eyes I used to have when I was a younger man. I would have been very content to have made models like these, they are just fantastic, the detail is superb.

Very well done, excellent work.

Many thanks 1stLt

Regards, Martin.

Hi 1st Lt.
Wonderfully set up as usual , yes , the weather has been very mild here so that is a good thing . Anything up to 33 is ok but once you start getting to 35 or hotter . . Must be old age , I was fine when I used to play cricket , the heat didnt bother me at all .
cheers 90th.

Once again thanks 90th and got to agree Mr. MCooper Conte Collectibles has done an outstanding job creating the figures shown.
It's the 1st of the month an here's it calendar hoping it's a great month for all........The1stLt.

Newly arrived in my Land of the Zulus is WBritains Mounted Prince Dabulamanzi............The1stLt

Now that is something special. Looking forward to seeing him in future battle scenes.

You will littlehand. Here's a photo of another prince receiving the same figure of his relative at an event that took placea few years ago while he was visting the UK. Thought I'd share it an I'm such he's known by one or two members of the forum who tell us who he is ....The1stLt

Featuring WBritian Wagons and Mealie Bags with their figures manning the south wall as the Conte Zulus launched their first assualt againts the Mission Station,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,The1stLt

WBritian is releasing a limited addition in September of a Royal Artilley Gun Team on the the run. The photos were taken by Ken Osen one of it's sculptors an thought I share them with you....The1stLt

Hi 1stLt.
Thanks for sharing the photo's , the set looks very good doesn't it ?.
cheers 90th.

Your welcome 90th an agree. Spent some time creating a last stand with the metal kit figures I painted by Cliff Sanderson and Conte's plastic Zulu Warriors. Hopefully you'll fine that the figures relate to an event that took place......The1stLt













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Hi 1st Lt.
Wonderfully thought out and executed , no doubt these scenes actually took place somewhere almong the tent lines .
cheers 90th.