Just thought I'd keep the interest boiling with the imminent arrival (hopefully in a few months and b4 the snow falls) of the new Zulu War/colonial figures from HaT and now also Newline in May; more on those lads later...
Here are a few images from my collection to assist in some uniform planning...
Enjoy
Keeping the interest going for the 17th too
Newline have also (thanks to Steve the wargamer) announced the launch of some new figures to their 20mm colonial range too...
All packs of 4 figures at £1.90
Sudan War British Infantry
SUD01 British Command
SUD02 British Foot Standing at Ready
SUD03 British Foot Standing Loading
SUD04 British Foot Standing Firing
SUD05 British Foot Advancing
SUD06 British Foot Kneeling
SUD07 British Foot Kneeling Firing
Gurkhas
GUR01 Gurkha Command
GUR02 Gurkhas Advancing
GUR03 Gurkhas Skirmishing I
GUR04 Gurkhas Skirmishing II
GUR05 Gurkhas Standing at Ready
Colonial Indians
IND01 Sikh Sepoy Command
IND02 Sikh Sepoys Advancing
IND03 Sikh Sepoys Skirmishing
IND04 Sikh Sepoys Standing at Ready
Generic colonials
GC01 Infantry in Shirtsleeves, Pith Helmet Skirmishing
GC02 Infantry in Shirtsleeves, Pith Helmet Advancing
Zulu War British
ZW54 Artillery Horse Team – 6 horses and 3 riders £4.20
ZW55 Limber – 1 piece £1.90
ZW57 British Lancers – 3 cavalry £3.30
Looks like HaT could learn from Newline...get your products out to the market first...once I have spent my few £/$/€ I can't go back and spend them again...first in the market is first with the profits...
Anyway, I've also added a few more links to the right...showing some of great painting and conversions around.
Back to the grind!
Duncan
Thank you for posting the images. A very useful painting guide.
ReplyDeleteThanks Duncan, The Zulu war are my next project. The images will be a great start to my painting.
ReplyDeleteJust finished some 24th Foot today. Tempted by some lancers now, thanks to your post!
ReplyDeleteDuncan, thank you for sharing this nice plates with us! And maybe I buy some of those new figures to. They look promesing!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
I would love to know the source of all those plates, did you make them yourself?
ReplyDeleteHi Derek, sorry for the late reply. All the images I found online...
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