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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Furt on 11 March 2010, 12:47:52 AM
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Through the generosity of a fellow Aussie on TMP, I finally tracked down a Tiger Cannon from the now defunct London War Room.
There is a slightly closer pic on my blog http://adventuresinlead.blogspot.com/2010/03/london-war-room-tiger-cannon.html (http://adventuresinlead.blogspot.com/2010/03/london-war-room-tiger-cannon.html)
(http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm243/fsultana/DSCF1014.jpg)
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Yup I have one of them. It is all painted up & part of my imperial Chinese forces for my Taipai to Boxer Rebellion armies. I goes right along side my dog gun & dragon gun.
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Show me something I want and then cannot get why don't you >:(
Very nice cannon, I would like one for my Chinese too.
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Show me something I want and then cannot get why don't you >:(
Sorry to tease Svennn, but I've been looking everywhere for one of these babies and now I'm bloody happy about it! :D
Yup I have one of them. It is all painted up & part of my imperial Chinese forces for my Taipai to Boxer Rebellion armies. I goes right along side my dog gun & dragon gun.
Any chance of a pic HerbyF?
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The word on the skreets is that The Virtual Armchair General is picking up some old London War Room lines, (can't remember wich, but it may include Chinese, that was the last I heard)
Maybe if there is big demand, let him know?
Nice find, fsultana! My usual lament is applicable: "I wish they made that in 15mm" ;)
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Here it is painted up.
(http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm243/fsultana/DSCF1018-1.jpg)
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That was quick. Nice choice of colour too.
I think it may look too much if they were black/dark but are the markings along the barrel to represent the tigers stripes??
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That was quick. Nice choice of colour too.
I think it may look too much if they were black/dark but are the markings along the barrel to represent the tigers stripes??
Yeah - NOT like me at all, but I couldn't resist.
They are indeed tiger stripes, and I did toy with the idea of coloring them - but opted for a simpler look.
As well, color wise, it fits in with my other "Indian" cannon.
(http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm243/fsultana/DSCF1008.jpg)
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The word on the skreets is that The Virtual Armchair General is picking up some old London War Room lines
I sure hope so! Be a real shame to see the fighting men of India disappear forever.
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Luverly paint job - which canon is that!? The second one? I have the tiger gun as well...but alas only one.
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Luverly paint job - which canon is that!? The second one?
It is an Assault Group Ottoman cannon. I took a gamble but think it fits the bill.
http://www.theassaultgroup.co.uk/store/product.php?productid=962&cat=89&page=1
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it looks really beautiful !
Björn
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It is an Assault Group Ottoman cannon. I took a gamble but think it fits the bill.
http://www.theassaultgroup.co.uk/store/product.php?productid=962&cat=89&page=1
Yes fits the bill really well; I am a fan of AG. Very well done!
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The crew is great and the cannon is stuning.
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The word on the skreets is that The Virtual Armchair General is picking up some old London War Room lines, (can't remember wich, but it may include Chinese, that was the last I heard)
AFAIK only the Houston's Guns range.
Pontoonier was to be picking up the India range. I think these were part of that range.
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Thank you everyone for your comments.
My search so far for a supplier of the London War room Fighting Men of India range has failed.
It appears this range for the time is lost. :(