WSP-135 The Waterboy #2 Papau New Guinea and the people who served

and the people who served within them

tartan kilts

but exposed their flanks to Lt Henry at not more than 1000 metres distance

capturing the controlled and disciplined techniques expected from trained infantrymen

black bearskin the same as all other officers and men of the Foot Guards regiments

WSP-135 The Waterboy #2 Papau New Guinea and the people who servedWSP 135 The Waterboy #2 While soldiers received the glory, countless civilians and camp followers quietly ensured that armies could continue fighting. Water carriers risked their own safety to deliver desperately needed refreshment to exhausted troops during battle, often moving through areas still under enemy fire. This characterful figure honours one of these unsung heroes with lifelike sculpting, expressive detail and a beautifully executed paint