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 | 20009 Rorkes Drift Hospital Building.Two Piece Set Building and Bed- Boxed. The Original set. This is a fantastic and superbly accurate rendition of Reynolds Hospital at the Drift. This model even features the superb interior detail down to Swedish Missionary Otto Witt's wallpaper ! Now a very rare piece this is mint and undisplayed. | £265.00 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20032 Zulu Warrior Swinging Knobkerrie.Single Figure in Blister Pack | £25.50 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20038 Pvt Hook.Single Figure in Blister Pack. This mild mannered, teetotaler from Gloucestershire fought hand to hand with Zulu warriors flooding into the beleaguered hospital at Rorkes Drift holding them at each portal to allow the escape of the sick and wounded justly receiving the VC for his bravery. | £25.99 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20044 24th Foot Charging No1Single Figure in Blister Pack | £29.00 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20050 Biscuit Box Wall Sections.6 Piece resin terrain set. Built on Lt Chard's orders to divide the defended area at Rorkes Drift across the centre into two areas when it became apparant that the defenders were too few to man the whole perimiter. One set of these boxes is enough to depict it on any Rorkes Drift Diorama. | £30.00 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20054 Chaplain George Smith.Single Figure in Blister Pack | £25.50 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20060 Lt. Col. Anthony Durnford RE.Single Figure in Blister Pack. At Isandlwana led the Mounted Volunteers in an attempt to thwart the onrushing Zulu left horn. Retired on the camp when ammunition was exhausted. Durnford was killed leading a heroic last ditch stand. | £24.99 Stock: 3 |
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 | 20069 Zulu War Stretcher SetFour Piece set - Two bearers, casualty & stretcher. This excellent set includes Army hospital Corps and 24th Drummer bearers with a shirtsleeved casualty. Suitable for Isandlwhana and Rorkes Drift - Four Drummers were present at the drift - all four not boys but mature men like the bearer modelled here. This set a LIMITED EDITION of 1000 - is now quite scare. Get one while you still can. | £55.00 Stock: 4 |
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 | 20072 24th Foot Officer in Patrol Jacket Running with RevolverSingle Figure in Blister Pack. Nice rendition of an officer wearing the blue patrol jacket often worn by officers on campaign. As such this figure is suitable to represent an officer of literally any unit in Zululand, Sudan or indeed many other colonial campaigns from 1875 onwards. | £20.00 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20077 Collapsed Bell Tent.Single Resin Terrain Piece - Boxed. With Zulus closing on the post at Rorkes drift the belltents of B Company 2nd 24th were 'dropped' beyond the mealie bag walls to deny the Zulu's the cover thereof. Many were erected at Isandlwana and fell during the battle. | £26.99 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20081 Trooper Natal Mounted Police Standing Firing.Single figure in Blister Pack. These mounted volunteer troopers fought at both Isandlwana and three troopers were present at Rorkes Drift during the battle. | £23.00 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20082 British Ox Wagon and Mealie bag barricade.Metal wagon with Mealie Bags - Boxed. Two wagons like this one were run together upright and entrenched with mealie bags to form a rear wall linking the two buildings before the Rorkes Drift action. During the battle 24th Marksmen used the cover of these wagons to engage Zulu's firing on the post from the slopes of the Shiyane Hill overlooking the post. | £89.99 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20083 24th Standing at the Ready.Single Figure in Blister Pack | £25.95 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20094 24th Foot in shirtsleeves at the ready No1.Single figure in Blister Pack. Fighting in shirtsleeve order was a rarity in the Victorian army even in sub Saharan Africa. However the desperate fighting at Isandlwhana and Rorkes drift may well have deemed it necessary for this man and others like him. ...Or as Sergeant Maxfield would have it - "Get your tunic on ! " | £26.40 Stock: 0 |
 | 20104 Evacuation of the Hospital Set 2 William Jones Carrying Patient.Double Figure Boxed. | £49.95 Stock: 3 |
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 | 20106 Fighting Retreat.Two Figures Boxed. Made as an ancillary set to Desperate Escape, this piece holds it's own well as a standalone. Four Royal Artillerymen fought at Rorkes drift. This Gunner Fires his Snider Carbine at attacking Zulu Warrior. Limited Edition of 600 Pieces. | £49.95 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20110 Evacuation of the Hospital Set 4 John Williams and AHC Coporal Miller assisting patient.Triple Figure on base set. Boxed. | £89.95 Stock: 3 |
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 | 20119 Commissary Dalton Standing Firing No2.Single Figure in Blister Pack. | £26.95 Stock: 3 |
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 | 20138 Zulu Umbonambi Pointing with spear.Single Figure in Blister Pack. | £29.00 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20141 Corporal Graham 90th Light Infantry.Single Figure in Blister Pack. A Rorkes Drift Defender. | £29.00 Stock: 4 |
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 | 20142 Sergeant Milne - 3rd Foot Buffs - Parrying.Single Figure in Blister Pack. Rorkes Drift defender - notably not of the 24th Foot but the 3rd East Kent Regiment - Buffs ! | £25.99 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20145 24th Foot Bugler,single Figure in Blister Pack | £28.00 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20148 Overwhelmed.Two Figures Boxed. | £54.00 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20155 More Ammo !Two Figures Boxed. A 24th Soldier opens a Martini Henry Ammunition Box whilst a Glengarry wearing comrade fires his Martini. | £59.95 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20158 Zulu Warrior Getting up to RunSingle Figure in Blister Pack. | £27.00 Stock: 3 |
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 | 20166 British 24th Foot Standing Wiping BrowSingle Figure in Blister Pack. | £29.00 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20169 Natal Carbineers Sergeant Mounted No.1Single Mounted Figure Boxed. The start of the Zulu campaign saw lord Chelmsford without regular cavalry and relying on local volunteers such as the carbineers for scouting and vedette duty. Many were killed at isandlwana. | £65.00 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20170 Mounted Officer Natal Carbineers.Single Mounted Figure Boxed. | £65.00 Stock: 1 |
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 | 20172 - "Harrassing Fire" Set No.1 - Prone Zulu Warrior Firing Rifle and Prone Zulu Warrior LoadingTwo Figures Boxed Limited Edition of 500 Sets. Zulu's highly prized captured Martini Henry's - some used them to good effect others less accomplished in marksmanship raised the sights to the longest setting thinking this would increase the power of the shot ! However the number of British casualties to rifle fire in Zululand must certainly give pause to the thoughts of those who consider Zulu's poor marksmen or who fought with spears alone. | £61.99 Stock: 3 |
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 | 20173 - "To The Victors Goes The Spoils" - Zulu Warrior Stripping Red Jacket from Dead British 24thDouble Figure Vignette Boxed. Limited Edition of 500 Sets. A Zulu who slew an enemy was required to ritually cleanse himself of the deed - amongst other requirements was the wearing of an item of the fallen foe. A 24th Tunic was as good as anything else to so serve. A scout approaching Isandlwana after the battle was misled by the number of Zulu's wearing red tunics assuming them to be British infantrymen. | £45.99 Stock: 5 |
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 | 20181 British Hales Rocket Battery and Crew.Three Crew Figures and Rocket Tripod - Boxed. | £99.99 Stock: 2 |
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 | 20182 Closing in Zulu attacking kneeling 24th.Two Figures - combat pair Boxed. | £64.00 Stock: 3 |
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