
I have just finished painting a new command stand for my Anglo-Zulu War collection. These fine lads are from the fantastic Empress Miniatures Anglo-Zulu War range. The foot figures are from code: ZWB07 or four figures command pack and the mounted figures are from code: ZWB22 Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Burmester Pulleine and Lieutenant Melvill. The figures could also be easlily used for the 1st Boer War and the Anglo-Egyptian War of 1882. I may have used a little too much green flock on the base, however it had been raining heavily at the start of the campaign….well that is my excuse.






Dandy models and top notch brushwork!
Thanks Jonathan…I am still working on how to paint horse better they drive me nuts
Regards
Nathan
Vinnie, I feel your pain in regards to painting horses. I hate painting them.
These look great, though!
Coincidentally, I taught my geography class about the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 today.
Champion stuff I hope they enjoyed the lesson? This period is one of my favourite periods in the Victorian period. Three wars with three military disasters in three years…poor Victoria would have been fuming
Excellent command stand Vinnie!
To me the figures as well as the base look excellent. Not too much flock.
Really very well done !
Lovely work!
Really nailed that. A great job. I think all the green flock does look just the job..
Stunning work! Really like the command stand!
Wonderful work Vinnie.
The colour contrasts do look the part. 🙂
Really nice work!
Christopher
Splendid, an excellent job!
Thanks again for all the fantastic comements everyone. It is always great to read your responses.
Regards
Vinnie
Bravo Vinnie:
Once again, cracking work. You capture the style of the period, and do the Empress figures full justice. Damn my eyes, I want to do this period bad when I see how nice it can look.
PS – I don't think the flocking looks too green, it's a nice accent, ties in with the green on the tunic cuffs.
Thanks Michael for the great comments. I would have to say a few lads in the Queens scarlet always looks good on the battlefield