Not my era but great looking figure I don't want to be a Boer but I think he is.

As a couple of other have pointed out Chuck, I think he's a Boer. Note the rifle and bandolier.

Dear Strelets,

What a nice surprise to discover a great looking Master-in-progress Teaser picture. Maybe he goes with the two previously posted Masters not yet identified!? My best guess is they are all three Boer War.

Further, thank you very much for posting the updated pictures of the British Pom-Pom with Scotish Crew final products. This not only really helps me to set aside budget, but excites me to confidently order extras just because I now know they look so nice!

Have you considered making a Scotish Infantry set sometime in the future? I'm just loving these newest additions to your already great Boer Wars Range.

Have a great weekend :wink:

This guy looks as he’s trying to arrange a shotgun wedding!:laughing:

Lovely sculpt and great pose. His eyes focused on the target while slightly leaning forward and with his right leg in motion... with his hand reaching for a new cartridge.

My only reservation is with the size of the rifle. While I'm not 100% sure about the model of this rifle, it looks like a Model 1893 or 1895 Mauser to me (that were favored by Boers), which overall lengths were about 120 cm or less. I allowed myself to make some changes to the pic you have posted just to make it easier to illustrate the difference.



But then again, we have the factors of different human sizes and the fact that Boers were armed with all sorts of different type of rifles (and their lengths and sizes).





If this is a glimpse into the future of a new Boer Commando set, then I couldn't be happier.

And on a side note, this could also be used for other colonial conflicts and Mexican Revolution.

Undoubtedly a Boer, which is great and opens up possible other uses. What would be really nice would be a re-release of the old dismounted Boer set if that is technically possible. What about a big box set for Modder River or Spion Kop?