Warlord’s New Rorke’s Drift Box Set
November 28, 2011 by dracs
Warlord have released a new box set for you to get started in colonial warfare. With terrain and both British and Zulu figures, you'll be all set to get gaming.
Here's a list of what this box set will include:
- Laser-cut wooden Hospital building
- Laser-cut wooden Storehouse building
- Resin Wagon Barricade
- Resin stone wall Kraal (4 x 6" sections)
- Resin biscuit box barricades (2 x 6" sections)
- Resin biscuit box/mealie-bag barricades (3 x 6" sections)
- Resin mealie-bag barricades (3 x 6" sections)
- 20 plastic multi-pose British Line Infantry
- 40 plastic multi-pose Married Zulus
- Metal mounted Zulu InDuna
- Metal Zulu in British jacket firing Martini-Henry rifle
- British characters: Lieutenant Chard (Royal Engineers), Lieutenant Bromhead, Colour Sergeant Bourne and Private Hook.
Check out the terrain you will be battling over.
What is your opinion on this set? Do you think it might give you the incentive to get started in colonial battles?
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This is a great boxed set! Any idea on price?
yup, I clicked the link and found out 🙂
The roof comes off!
But you were only supposed to blow off the bladdy doors! lol
Looks good to me and as a Birmingham City fan I have to say
Zulus gonna getchya! lol
my amazing wife has pre ordered the horns of buffalo set. so can’t wait.
‘zulus sir. fowsands of em’
Just to make sure everyone’s seen it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1csr0dxalpI
Saw it when it came out 😛
You have to see both Zulu and Zulu Dawn to get the full picture. I liked Zulu Dawn a bit better for its closer attention to detail. For example – the Tommy’s staining their pith hats with tea so that they would not make them such an obvious target. Another interesting point – the song they sing, “Men of Harlech”, was not the regimental song adopted by the 24th Regiment of Foot at that time, but rather was the song “The Warwickshire Lad”, which is probably not quite so heroic. Wikipedia has great info about both films. I’ve always been… Read more »