Perry miniatures and Colonel Snook together again for the Cape Frontier

[Marine0846]

Very neat figures.
Look forward to see what all the Perrys come up with.

[Nikfu]

My only hope to resist is the lack of a ruleset...

[Romark]

These minis look very nice,I'm sure the books will be very good too,looking forward to their release.

[sepoy1857]

Very nice! Sounds interesting.

[tomek917]

Some more news about the miniatures on the Perry's facebook:

The range of figures will include Xhosa, Zulus, Basotho, Fingoes, Boere, militia and of course British. While some of the British figures will be particular to campaigning to South Africa, having adapted clothing and equipment others fought there in standard kit. So some miniatures will be of use for other conflicts of the period e.g. Afghanistan, New Zealand, China or Spain (First Carlist War).

Some more pictures too, that I can't link somehow...maybe some other nice person can 

[RedRowan]

The two new images.





Steve

[cram]

Oh no!! I've already got enough projects on the go!

I'd try to resist but what's the point, the figures and subject's got me fascinated at first glance.  

[RedRowan]

Have to admit it's not a period I know much about but it is looking very interesting.

Steve

[Kommando_J]

I'm sold, one question though, are the pistols the officers holding one shot or early revolvers? Can't tell.

[Ray Earle]

The officer in the top picture appears to be holding a Beaumont-Adams revolver.

[Kingscarbine]

Not interested in the CFWs but looks like there will be many useful figures for other projects.

[Marine0846]

Love the two new photos.
Will be hard not to buy into these guys.
Any information on the house in the picture.
Looks cool, I want one.

[Arthur]

A very old scratchbuilt structure done thirty years ago by Michael Perry, according to the Perry FB page.

[The Gray Ghost]

I'm going to have to have those figs in the last picture, militia?, I can use them for lots of projects.

[Atheling]

A very old scratchbuilt structure done thirty years ago by Michael Perry, according to the Perry FB page.

Hmmmm...... Orcs Drift I wonder? 

Darrell.