You are certainly putting out some real interesting guns!

Outstanding! Good for the Boer war and WWI. I would love to see a 75mm creusot and pom pom gun next. I'll buy whatever you make for the Boer war. Hopefully we don't have to wait long.

Thank you so much Strelets Team for this awesome Teaser Picture! Now that's the "Long Tom" for The Boer War,Boxer Rebellion and WWI I've been dreaming of. I can't wait to assemble this and have it in my hands right there in front of me.

I hope you make some Colonial Era Artillerymen just for this. Hopefully both British and Boer Artillerymen. Especially we will need Boer Artillerymen! (Hint, hint ;-) ). I'm very excited about all you are doing for the Queen Victoria Colonial Era and WWI.

Have a great special weekend coming up with your families and friends - GC

Will you re-release the Boers, mounted and dismounted or perhaps do resculpted sets for those?

Dear Graham,

We shall see.
No further comments at this stage.
Regards,

Strelets

Dear Strelets -

One of the most exciting Ranges of 1/72 Soft Plastic Soldiers ever is your Boer Wars Range. But it's time to update some of the British sets given the outstanding sculpting standards your Team has given us for the WWI Lawrence Range. Those Turkish Infantry are amazing, especially the way the headgear with neck curtains blow in the wind.

Please use that Sculptor to redo the British Infantry Set in the Style I have linked to the Four Feathers Google site with Neck Curtains, double ammo pouches, etc. They are perfect for the Boer War, and will work also in the Kitchener Sudan Wars if you decide to do it also - And you Should!!!

I personanally think your Boer Sets, both Mounted and Dismounted are some of the Coolest 1/72 Soft Plastic sets ever made - Men and Women, a guy throwing Dynomite! - Uniformed adn Civilian - Just so Cool!

Please, redo the British Infantry and add Boer Artillerymen for your "Long Tom!"

Thank you Strelets Team - GC

Now this is exciting!

I don't do the Boer War, but I think this is identical or reasonably similar to the de Bange 155 mm long cannon mle. 1877 which produced in large numbers and served in several conflicts including WW1 (1.392 guns), the Russian Civil War (160 guns went to Russia), the Spanish Civil War (32 guns), WW2 (French and Finnish service). So, a very useful model!