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Zoulous warriors, Victorian time (1870-1880) 1/72.\nIn the 1870s, England estimated that to ensure the security and stability of the region, a federation brought together all of South Africa must be established under its authority. After the Transvaal Boer Republic has been annexed without resistance, the last strong state of the region remains the Zulu kingdom, restored by King Cetshwayo.\nWhile Chelmsford, commander -in -chief of English forces in South Africa, made military preparations, Frere, governor of CAP, exerts a series of diplomatic pressures against Zoulouland, under false pretexts, to launch an ultimatum. On January 11, 1979, at its expiration, the English army entered Zoulouland.\nThe main tactics of the Zoulous, theorized under Shaka, is based on a charge in contact, accompanied by an envelopment on both sides. These are the famous horns of the bull. A reserve is spared a little back. Zoulous warriors are ferocious and difficult to master, and the rivalry between Amabutho is great. In Khambula, the English will use their cavalry to cause uncontrolled and unstopped attacks.\nThe Zoulous are equipped with the famous shield and the contact spear or the wooden mass. A large proportion of them are equipped with firearms, often obsolete. After Isandhlwana they will have Martini-Henry taken from the English. But their fire will never be as effective as that of a Western army.\nEstimates give between 30,000 and 40,000 Zoulous warriors available at the time of the triggering of hostilities. Zoulous 1/72 warriors, Ere Victorienne, colonnial wars. 32 figurines to paint.\n\n