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Creative => Customs Gallery => Topic started by: Malone on April 03, 2011, 19:56:45
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Isandlwana, before and after.....sorry, a bit of black humor :-[
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Excellent British! :wow:
I love the hat, a little off-white though.
And his uniform is excellent! :clap:
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The Brit is perfect! (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v321/luwerner/gif/notworthy.gif)
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Thanks boys....!!!
The helmet is also in whait and other model with the plate of famous 24Th.
The uniform is a sticker of my friend Bendalator.
Thanks to all, we can make various tipes of Brithis....
For example this with the camel.....like in the film "The four feathers"
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And make a Officer....!!!!
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Magnificent! :wow:
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Yep, magnificent is a good word for it (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v321/luwerner/gif/cheers.gif).
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Sure they are!!! :)9
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MAlone these are great customs !!! I wonder if you would take up a commisioning to create 120 of these, PM if interested . I think they would look awesome along a big redcoat standard troop which i plan to create rather soon !!!!!! Excellent work , impressive , precise and looks awesome !!!!
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Isandlwana, before and after.....sorry, a bit of black humor :-[
Boom! boom! :lol:
And an excellent series of customs too. :wave:
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I love the hat, a little off-white though.
And his uniform is excellent! :clap:
Actually, the majority of British soldiers in South Africa darkened their gleaming white helmets with tea or coffee-the clean, white ones were spotted too easily by the enemy.Great figure!Is Rorke's drift coming next?
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Actually, the majority of British soldiers in South Africa darkened their gleaming white helmets with tea or coffee-the clean, white ones were spotted too easily by the enemy.Great figure!Is Rorke's drift coming next?
And the red coat wasnt? :lol:
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Actually, the majority of British soldiers in South Africa darkened their gleaming white helmets with tea or coffee-the clean, white ones were spotted too easily by the enemy.Great figure!Is Rorke's drift coming next?
Thanks for that! :wow:
The more you know... ;)
And the red coat wasnt? :lol:
Hmm... fairly good point. ;)
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At the time of the Boers war the british army dipped their cloting into tea to give them a tan look as far as i know!!!
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Thanks for the comments.
The Zulu War marked the end of the redcoat uniform.
Troops stationed in South Africa were almost the last to change uniform.
The Victorian mentality, strategies, colors, these things can not be seen from a modern perspective. ::)
MAlone these are great customs !!! I wonder if you would take up a commisioning to create 120 of these, PM if interested . I think they would look awesome along a big redcoat standard troop which i plan to create rather soon !!!!!! Excellent work , impressive , precise and looks awesome !!!!
Thanks but....I never make direct sale of my items and off course....never used de PM for this.
I only make new parts and easy options for everybody.
Make this custom is easy for all, take a legs from the new "fireman"...a red body-arms....my hats and the Bendalator stickers....."et voilĂ "....!!!
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ok...
Well these stickers and hats where can someone get them from? especially those hats ???
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Excellent custom helmets and printed body parts, Malone. Your British soldiers really look good!
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excellent customs! :love: :love: well done
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:love: thanks for sharing your perfect overseas service redcoats (and Bendalator's belts & pouches) in africa (long name...is there a shorter specific one? :P)
...I've still to improve my Zulu theme klickies ;D