Sudan Royal Artillery Camel Train Conversion Updated 02.02.

[Atheling]

See third post for details on Updates 02/02/15


Hi,

This is just a quick post to let you all know that I started a new blog based on 19th Century Victorian Warfare. It's called Shooting Leave, a name taken from the times when British Officers would 'take leave' traipse around the Empire often at their own expense and at extreme personal danger to map out and spy in the furthest reaches of Empire and beyond.

i thought it a good name for a blog featuring battles of the Victorian era.

If you like, you can pop over and see what all the fuss is about here:

http://allthebrave.blogspot.co.uk/



Cheers for now,

Darrell.

[jambo1]

Not my era, but a mighty fine blog, a real good read.

[Atheling]

Not my era, but a mighty fine blog, a real good read.

Thanks, I've added a few posts since you last read the blog.

I've updated my blog a couple of times since the original conception- worth a look just for my rather dry banter (hopefully feels warm too!?):

Looking for 'in scale'Ammunition boxes for Sudan Royal Artillery Camel Train- any idea?

http://allthebrave.blogspot.co.uk/2015/ ... boxes.html

Corp Camel Artillery Train Conversion Part One:

http://allthebrave.blogspot.co.uk/2015/ ... rsion.html

Sudan Swag from Vapnartak, York Show Feb 1st 2015:

http://allthebrave.blogspot.co.uk/2015/ ... w-feb.html

Tempter pic:



Cheers,
Darrell.