Hi All,
A little future project teaser, but what? Hopefully stock for September.
cheers
Richie

How about an Indian with a Bow & Arrow.
On a serious note The Cpl Schiess Natal Mounted Police. and his Crutch.
Mick

Psalm 46 from Zulu, Nigel Green as Colour Sergeant Bourne or Jack Hawkins as Rev Otto Witt ?
Using the breaking of Assegai as a visual reference to the line each deliver from the Psalm ?

Oh lads, as Roy Walker would say.....it's a good guess but not quite right - keep guessing!

Oh well!..... Then it has to be Sir Henry Bartle Frere testing the snapability of Grissini Breadsticks before authorising their issue to the troops.
Little did he know this simple 'unpatriotic' act would lead to condemnation and censure.

As always he should have known to stick with good Scottish Shortbread, and for the West Country lads the occassional Dorset Knob.

A bust cocktail stick with a ball of Blu Tack ?

Hmm! my guess is either, Ardendorff!. or Cetshwayo!

Although, 'Commissary Dalton', is also in the frame!

It's difficult to tell from a 'Blue Turd' on a stick!

Decision, , .. Cetshwayo !

Mark.

Oh lads, as Roy Walker would say.....it's a good guess but not quite right - keep guessing!

Come your not thinking hard enough and throwing in the obvious. Now think! your certainly in the right era.

Ok, Have been doing the obvious What about Chelmsford.
Mick

Hook ?? (VC) .. Its Hooky! 'Snappeth the spear in sunder'.

Mark.

Can I have another go with the closing shot with Chard holding the shield.
Failing that I give up until I can think of something else.
Mick

How about a Zulu beating shield with an assegai?

Candles for birthday cake ?

Or, for andles. Andles for forks
Mick

This is really P..... me off. What about General Gordon. He had a thing about spears
Mick

Is it Ken Dodd using toothpicks?

"You slovenly soldier"......., is that the best guesses. OK....he's at Rorke's Drift and he's not a Zulu.....now does that help?

Is it Hook? Nooo, it could be the Colour Sergeant..... can't remember his name.....