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Blondeactionman wrote:

Fantastic mate!

Thanks Dal

Beatlefan wrote:

Very nice set of pics, great figures!

Thanks for that Beatlefan glad you like em

sacre bleu , mon ami

blueboxier wrote:

sacre bleu , mon ami

Thanks Jim whatever you said

it wasnt me that said it , it was that frog after our sean gave him a good seeing to .

They are great figures fella and great photos

blueboxier wrote:

it wasnt me that said it , it was that frog after our sean gave him a good seeing to .

Ribbit Ribbit

Marky65 wrote:

They are great figures fella and great photos

Thanks Marky65 I enjoy setting these up, but maybe not to everyones taste mate but all in good fun

My latest car boot find this horse drawn buggy (Think its an old Sindy one?) but thought I'd fit it into a bash so thought I'd have a go at putting it with Sharpe and Hawkeye in a scene from the French and Indian war (The seven year war) from 1757 when France and Great Britain battled for control of North America, heres Sharp on a checkpoint searching anyone entering Fort William Henry



Halt who goes there?....



Just hold this mule steady and tell me your buisiness in the Kings fort



I am Hawkeye La Longue Carabine known to the English as Nathaniel Bumppo I'm the son of Chingachgook, Chief of the Mohican tribe from the Northern Territories I have shown safe passage to this your  messanger with valuable information regarding a massive French and Native forces heading your way....



Ok Bumppo enter Fort William Henry and report to Colonel Monro with the infomation you carry, and no funny buisiness, we shot two spys only the other week    

TBC.........

Thats a gret looking bit of kit mate!, great photos too

Blondeactionman wrote:

Thats a gret looking bit of kit mate!, great photos too

Thanks Dal picked it up this weekend for a quid at the boot fair

Hawkeye wrote:

Blondeactionman wrote:

Thats a gret looking bit of kit mate!, great photos too

Thanks Dal picked it up this weekend for a quid at the boot fair

terrific!

Hawkeye wrote:

.. and no funny buisiness, we shot two spys only the other week    

TBC.........

Motivation to behave if ever I heard it!

Great pics Ian.

I was wondering if the buggy was Marx but you're probably right about it being Sindy!

Great find at the boot fair mate!! And only a quid!

Nice figures Ian , I know those knit picky types are a pain in the Aristotle but sharps lot wouldn't of been in America then ,think more redcoats with tricorn hats or mitres and leather high legged spats and hessian soldiers from Prussia battling the French and native tribes sharp was from the peninsular wars and Waterloo much much later .......apart from that nice figures and great pony and trap !   in fact just ignore me I'm being pedantic

Fantastic pics Ian!
Great stuff!

Great shots, Ian, and nice horse cart!!!

Those log chairs kind of add to the scene.

Brian

log chairs i thought that was the gateway into the fort

somekindajoe wrote:

Hawkeye wrote:

.. and no funny buisiness, we shot two spys only the other week    

TBC.........

Motivation to behave if ever I heard it!

Great pics Ian.

I was wondering if the buggy was Marx but you're probably right about it being Sindy!

Yes Steve no second chances at Fort William Henry Yes mate I've found a complete boxed buggy on ebay and it is a sindy one here's a link for you to look at
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/142018231601?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Superb Ian as always, Excellent kitbash love the pony and cart

Beatlefan wrote:

Great find at the boot fair mate!! And only a quid!

Cheers Richard yes I was delighted when the guy gave it for a quid it was in a battered old carrier and all in bits

Captian action wrote:

Nice figures Ian , I know those knit picky types are a pain in the Aristotle but sharps lot wouldn't of been in America then ,think more redcoats with tricorn hats or mitres and leather high legged spats and hessian soldiers from Prussia battling the French and native tribes sharp was from the peninsular wars and Waterloo much much later .......apart from that nice figures and great pony and trap !   in fact just ignore me I'm being pedantic

Thanks for that Jay mate yes I set it all up, but originally had my Hawkeye was riding the Marx Thunderbolt but then thought well he wouldn't be in a Waterloo scenario so I then concocted the shot up around the French and Indian War, but since I don't have a British Redcoat or the likes, I thought I'd use my magical time machine to get Sharp back into 1757

inntruderr61 wrote:

Fantastic pics Ian!
Great stuff!

Cheers Jim thanks for that mate

gibri wrote:

Great shots, Ian, and nice horse cart!!!

Those log chairs kind of add to the scene.

Brian

Thanks Bri yes I thought that when I set this one up tried to use my back yard as the old timber fort style from back in those days

blueboxier wrote:

log chairs i thought that was the gateway into the fort

Cheers Jim what a fantastic imagination you have mate, and yes it is definately the gate to the fort, I'd never consider trying to sit down on those old relics