Hi All,
I have literally just finished the donga vignette having test cast the last two base parts today. I have taken some better photo's without all the workbench clutter. This is the 120mm version (54mm version still W.I.P.)
The figure on the left is a trooper Newcastle Mounted Rifles, the righthand figure is a sergeant Natal Carbineers and the foreground figure is a Hlubi trooper.
I hope you enjoy, I certainly have. (workshop now closed, feet up and glass in hand)
Merry Christmas.
cheers
Richie

Fine idea.
Merry Christmas to you Richie.

Thank you and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Cheers Richie

Love that little pooch Richie!
Attentive to a tentative looking owner.
Really interesting composition around with this one.
Compliments of season to you & your La mate from Downunder.
MikeTheKiwi

Hi Mike,
Thank you, really glad you see the idea behind the whole composition. That is what I was going for, whilst on the other side a real sense of urgency and careful apprehensive caution in the foreground.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
cheers
Richie

Great work.. Have a very Merry Christmas..

Hi Smithy,
Thank you, all the best and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Cheers Richie

Superbly animated and displayed.

A Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Properous New Year to all fellow Planeteers.

Mike

Hi Mike,
Thanks mate, a very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Cheers Richie

Hi Nap,
Thank you....and thank you for all your efforts with PF ,it is very much appreciated but not often said.
Have a Merry Christmas all the best to you and yours.
cheers
Richie

great work, look forward to seeing it finished .

Thank you Jaberwocky and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
cheers
Richie

Ditto that!

Great job Richie, love the groundwork concept

Hi Neil,
Thank you. Designed to be three stand alone figures or combined by the bases to make the vignette. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
cheers
Richie

A great figure set with great detail, awesome poses Great work

Oh, I like these , they look wonderful. Just googled the uniforms and they will look great painted. Green for NMR, dark blue for NC and I'm guessing Khaki for the Hlubi trooper.
Great job.

Hi Danny,
Thank you mate, hope to have the 54mm set done in the next few weeks.
cheers
Richie

Hi Melanie,
Thank you, glad you like them. Yes you are pretty much spot on, except the Hlubi would not be a true khaki uniform. The only unit to wear khaki in the Zulu war was the Alexandre Mounted Rifles. I have attached an image of each. The Hlubi trooper more brown mustard colour.
cheers
Richie