Zulu Kraals

[ecwcaptain]

I thought I saw (somewhere) a post about which resin manufacturer sells (with a link) 25mm size walls for a Zulu kraal (i.e., wooden looking irregular posts vertically in the ground). Any help?

Note that I've made one of these before, but really, not worth it when the resin ones are just plain easier to paint and you're done.

In advance -- thanks!

[Cubs]

I know Empress do some Zulu buildings and terrain pieces in resin.

[S J Donovan]

Check Acheson Creations they have just what you want.

[Atheling]

Check Acheson Creations they have just what you want.

All I could find was the following, which didn't seem to look anything like a kraal:

[Atheling]

All I could find was the following, which didn't seem to look anything like a kraal (grated I didn't look through all their catagories but did with the colonial and a few others):

[Atheling]

Personally, I'd go with something like this from Grand Manner:

[ecwcaptain]

Thanks for the suggestion for Grand Manner. However, that is for a cattle kraal. What I was looking for was the outer walls to make a large kraal to surround the Zulu huts thus making the entire kraal.

So, looking at the rest of the Grand Manner site, I found what I had seen before -- it's called "Black Thorn Straight (and curved) Coral". That was it, so thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Bob's your uncle!

[Atheling]

Thanks for the suggestion for Grand Manner. However, that is for a cattle kraal. What I was looking for was the outer walls to make a large kraal to surround the Zulu huts thus making the entire kraal.

So, looking at the rest of the Grand Manner site, I found what I had seen before -- it's called "Black Thorn Straight (and curved) Coral". That was it, so thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Bob's your uncle!

No probs, glad to be of help  .

Grand Manner is always my first stop for buildings, IMHO Dave makes the best in the business  .

Darrell.

[former user]

I would 2nd @atheling
the question is whether You want to do a Zulu kraal or something generic.
For the first You can esily do research as there are some reconstructed on site in Kwazulu Natal

for the second I find the Grandmanner style useful, since I do not know of examples with posts buried in the ground. Renedra wattle fencing should be helpful too to cover longer stretches