75mm 17th Lancers Return from the Valley of Death Carl Reid

[Grod]

Hello Folks

Sculpted by Carl Reid this 75mm set is part of 'The Return' diorama sculpted by Carl Reid and inspired by Lady Butlers painting.

This vignette depicts Bugler Billy Brittain being brought back to british lines after being severely wounded. Brittain was Lord Cardigans duty bugler and sounded the charge on the day. The bugle was recovered and is still in existence today. Corporal Nunnery brought Brittain back from the valley but the bugler later died in hospital at Scuttari.

Price is £75.00 which includes worldwide shipping.
Private Pennington of the 11th Hussars is also available as a single figure at £25.00 extra with this vignette.

Anyone interested in the vignette please email me on [email protected]
The full set is also available at a price of £165.00

Cheers
Gordon

 

[megroot]

I think I gonna rob a bank to can buy all these goodies from the last months.
Marc

 

[Gary_81]

Great work it really captures the mood of the painting perfectly.

Gary

 

[Blind Pew]

Superb. I did the Pennington a few years ago and I can attest - it's top quality. I love this set.

 

[Nap]

Hi Giys

Am I glad I don't do full figures !! ....great looking set , will look wonderful painted up and very much like Lady Butlers painting

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[1969]

Now Napoleonic is not my thing but this caught my eye, love the exhausted movement of the horse to reflect the sombre mood of the rider, great looking scene all round and tells a story well.

Cheers
Steve

 

[Richie]

Hi All,
I saw this at the Leeds Xmas bash and it's a corker I stood and studied it for ages as there is so much too take in. You will not be disappointed if you get a copy.

Steve I could not have put your observations better myself.

cheers
Richie

 

[Helm]

Now Napoleonic is not my thing but this caught my eye, love the exhausted movement of the horse to reflect the sombre mood of the rider, great looking scene all round and tells a story well.

Cheers
Steve

Wrong milling session mate It's Crimean
Steve

 

[1969]

Wrong milling session mate It's Crimean

Steve

I was just testing to make sure you was awake and fully alert, of course I knew it was Crimean

It's a cracking Crimean piece non the less.

Cheers
Steve