Following on from last week’s account of how he assembled the forces and battlefield, Richard Caldwell relates how his re-enactment of the Battle of Rorke’s Drift played out: Extra Rules Since there were so many Zulus involved, (about 4000) it is easy for the Zulu players to overrun the Brits by sheer weight of numbers. To…
We continue or look at the glorious artwork produced for our boxed sets with those adorning our Black Powder Anglo-Zulu War sets once again the box artwork is by artist Peter Dennis. If you haven’t seen our Anglo-Zulu War range go and have look in our store…
Ideal to improve any gaming table. The wooden outhouse and stores has damagable pieces making it a good defensible position.
Zulu! is our latest Black Powder supplement and covers the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879. This lavish 92 page supplement chronicles such legendary battles as Isandlwana, Rorke’s Drift and Ulundi. Zulu! brings you not only the background for these momen
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Author: Ian Knight Illustrator: Angus McBride About this book Zulu military organisation was extremely sophisticated. Warriors were organised into regiments with some form of basic uniform and shields were state-manufactured
Author: Ian Castle Illustrator: Raffaele Ruggeri About this book Mention of the Zulu War of 1879 inevitably conjures up images of the redcoats at Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift; it is often forgotten that the limited number of I
The sentries report Zulus to the south west. Thousands of ’em.
Ideal to improve any gaming table from the C16. The toilet is a wooden out house that has damagable pieces making it a good defensible position. A toilet seat is included but can be left out to make the loo ideal for older period games. S
This is the ubiquitous water cart as found in service for many hundreds of years. Whether you are refighting battles set during the Napoleonic Wars, Anglo0-Zulu War or right up to the 20th Century this cart will be ideal to enhance your tableto
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