CSWT-11D - 1st Special Battalion, Louisiana Infantry (Wheat's Tigers) (4 pcs) On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police 2nd April 1879 – The

2nd April 1879 – The Eshowe Relief Column – Natal Native Horse (2 pcs)

Whether calling orders

Casualty figures in dioramas are used to represent the aftermath and intensity of these engagements rather than active combat

this figure is ideal for recreating the dramatic scenes of the Anglo-Zulu War

A typical “Aussie with Owen Gun” would wear standard Australian service dress of the period: wool tunic and trousers

CSWT-11D - 1st Special Battalion, Louisiana Infantry (Wheat's Tigers) (4 pcs) On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police 2nd April 1879 – TheThe 1st Special Battalion, Louisiana Infantry, widely known as Wheat's Tigers, was a notorious and battle hardened Confederate unit organized in May 1861 by Major Chatham Roberdeau Wheat. Composed heavily of Irish immigrants and New Orleans wharf workers, they were recognized for their fierce fighting in the Eastern Theater, including Manassas, the Valley Campaign, and the Seven Days' Battles, before disbanding in 1862.