Cabaret at Galipoli

[Invisible officer]

Well, not realy. For the nice officer miniature sold by the beasts the obvious head dress choice for me was the cap worn by Lt. Col. James Isherwood , CO 1/5 Lancashire Fusiliers in Egypt and at Galipoli. A cousin of the Isherwood that inspired the musical Cabaret.


His men will get tufted in the next time.






Many more to get tufts..... And a lot of ANZACS too

Not to forget the Turkish audience

[Humbugged]

Very nice. Just to be clear, that first "thing" is basically a big catapult for flinging grenades???

[Invisible officer]

Thank you.

Yes, it is one of the many strange catapult devices used in the first half of WW I to throw selfmade bombs or handgrenades. Not very safe.

[carvel2]

tufts and no oak table? Who are you and what have you done with I.O.?

[Invisible officer]

tufts and no oak table? Who are you and what have you done with I.O.?

The oak table is realy there, you've seen the wall on many pics before.

Tufting these had a simple reason, the Turkish Spandau looked so naked without. And still waiting for the 1672 delivery I did more strange things. Including another Dystopian submarine this weekend.

[carvel2]

ok.......ref to 17th century and dystopian projects. i'm happy to believe its you:-)
nice figures AND basing

[Invisible officer]

ok.......ref to 17th century and dystopian projects. i'm happy to believe its you:-)
nice figures AND basing

One specially taken for you this morning.

[carvel2]

Thats more like it The final proof.
Lovely : )

[Invisible officer]

More tufted today.




For 1917/18 some more firepower

ANZACS and more

[Cubster]

I've seen the movie 'Cabaret', and I don't remember any of those guys being there.

Although, in fairness, those tufts do look a little like Lisa Minelli's eyelashes.