Minifigs 20mm and S Range Gurkhas

This (above)  is CI 2 Gurkha Rifleman advancing from the Minifigs 20mm range while below is CI 2s, the same figure from the later S Range. Both are good figures and the photos demonstrate the differences between the ranges, the 20mm coming first and being replaced by the S Range.

Personally I like the Minifigs 20mm figure best, in light order as it is. Somehow you expect Gurkha figures to be slight, don't you?

Rose AW1 Zulu War British Private standing, firing

An unusual firing-while-walking pose, reminiscent of some first generation Garrison Napoleonics, rather than the more normal braced standing firing pose.

Rose AW2 Zulu War British Private standing, loading

Rose AW3 Zulu War British Private kneeling upright, firing

Rose AW4 Zulu War British Private kneeling low, firing

No picture of this figure is available at present

Rose AW5 Zulu War British Private dead or wounded

Alberken Ltd Metal 20mm Military Miniatures Catalogue and Price List May 1965: p7

British Colonial Services 1880s, Zulu Wars, Indian, Sudan etc

Miniature Figurines 20mm range Colonials: figures listing

Miniature Figurines 20mm range Colonials: British Infantry figures BC 1, BC 3, BC 5

Miniature Figurines 20mm range Colonials: BCC 3 17th Lancer charging (sun helmet)

Two pictures of this figure, one unit painted for the Sudan, the other for North West Frontier of South Africa. The officer in the first picture is a Pax Britannica figure.

Miniature Figurines 20mm range Colonials: CI 5 Egyptian Infantryman advancing (fez)

Miniature Figurines 20mm range Colonials: artillery listing

Below: CFA4

The drivers are from the Jacklex mountain battery set.

Les Higgins 25mm Colonial Range British Infantry

Les Higgins 25mm Colonial Range Highland Infantry

Alberken BC1 British infantry advancing

Alberken BC2 British infantry firing

Alberken BC3 British infantry officer

Alberken BC4 Highlander advancing

Alberken BC5 Highland Officer

Alberken ZC1 Zulu Antelope regiment