The conversions I had in mind were the two WW1 Australian sets from Hat with head swaps.

Those are good looking sets, but for me, still wrong leggings, hats and not the Wolseley Pith Helmet, different colors, sculptors ...

Honestly and most importantly, (1) I'd like to be able to buy a set of perfectly sculpted British Colonial Dismounted ICC from head to toe in Light Tan color and take them out box and be able to use them as they actually fought - dismounted destroying railroad stations and charging Turkish defensive positions - with all action poses designed expressly for the Arab Revolt, then secondary, (2) I've got lots of great looking British Camels already saddled-up, so several extra sets of Strelets ICC for Head Swops for camel riders and bingo - all done! The British Army properly represented for the Lawrence era and influence of the Arab Revolt.

For me, we can never have enough properly dedicated British Colonial soldier sets, and also nobody has or likely will ever make these in soft plastic if we miss this opportunity with Strelets.

Thank you, Alan, for helping keep this ICC discussion alive at least a little longer! In the end, I'm hopeful for "lots more" Lawrence of Arabia sets. I agree with your suggestion of another set of Arab Camel Riders also. So please feel free to suggest them again in the thread if you like. And Paint Dog, et als, what other sets for Lawrence & the Arab Revolt? No matter what sets are made, we all win.

Hank, you'll have to stop this discussion now!
You're starting me thinking about the period & we all know where that can lead (me buying lots of boxes & beginning a new period: that's where)

You know, Paint Dog, when it comes to the British Colonial Armies, both foot and mounted, and no matter what colors they are made in, the fact is they are just so "versatile!" North and South Africa, India, Afghanistan, Boxer Rebellion, Khartoum, boarding those old steamers (Four Feathers and Rogues March), Zulu Wars ... and they all look different and have really cool accoutrements and uniforms.

And further, the Arab armies have only been touched on - Airfix Bedouins and Esci Muslim Warriors and I do like the Red Box Afghans. But ... now Strelets' Lawrence of Arabia. Yes!

Strelets is giving us the opportunity to have something no one else has done before in soft plastic - you know, British Imperial Camel Corps Dismounted in Wolseley Helmets and puttees, Arab Warriors in full battle regalia with weapons of jewelry store quality and beauty.

And I hope new Turk Infantry and Artillery, at the very least. New sets with Strelets' todays quality and specifically dedicated for the Arab Revolt.

I've even got some Bi-planes and now I have a purpose to build them and even paint them up - Just a few.

You know, I can think of very few better ways to spend my money. Every dollar/pound/euro I spend on a new box of Lawrence of Arabia Cavalry, will give me countless hours and years of quiet pleasure, historical reflection and only appreciate in value the older I get. Most everything else loses it's luster and utility over time, but not toy soldiers. Call me a nutter, but I'm still going to fill my pockets with them! We can't lose with this Lawrence of Arabia Range.