Hi All,
This is one of the other projects I have decided to start. I wanted to make a scene using the three Art Soldiers 54mm figure and a another couple of 54mm I will need to convert.
I wanted to make a scene of a group of officer's discussing the best route on inefficient maps on how to get to Ulundi, the Zulu capital.


Still early days but at least we are cutting off sprues and tacking together.
cheers
Richie

Very nice idea. Awaiting new updates!!!!!!!

Good to see you in creative mode again Richie, this looks very promising

Keith

Hi Antonio,
I really like these sculpts you did for Art Soldiers. I knew when I saw them the scene I wanted to make. Again lovely figures mi amigo.
cheers
Richie

Hi Keith,
Some bench time and Zulu war projects have been long overdue mate. Need to crack on tomorrow, but awaiting some new spectacles so I'll do what I can.
cheers
Richie

Really a challenging project.

marc

Hi Marc,
It certainly will be until I get my new glasses. Will be nice to have a Natal Carbineer in blue, a Frontier Light Horse in a dark yellow, Natal Mounted Police in black and a couple of scarlet tunic. Will be a challenge to paint.
cheers
Richie

How including about an 80th Foot, MI? They were at Ulundi.....

This will be something special

Really looking forward to this one.

Each pose contributes so much to the narrative here ....brilliant idea...!

Mike

This looks to be very interesting.... some great looking colonial uniforms.

Richie you need a couple of natives sniggering in the background and pointing in the opposite direction for maximum effect I reckon.
Steve

Again following as this is a favourite period of mine.

All those uniform colours, Richie, sounds almost Napoleonic!

Hi Jason, Steve, Ron, Harry, Mike, Malc, Nap, Steve & Bob,
Thank you all for joining in, they are nice figures and could quite easily interact with other standing or mounted figures to make other vignettes.
Will be on the bench this afternoon working on these.
cheers
Richie

Impressive grouping, can't wait...

Cheers,
Ken

Great idea Richie.
Gordon