Colonial Militia Men (Plastic Box) GharAmerica was a dangerous place to live in the 18th century, the communities feeling under real or imagined danger from Indian attack or forays from France or Spain. The British army in America was tiny, so much of the defence was traditionally performed by the Militias. These were civilian bodies, locally manned and headed up by the great and the good, and equipped with state muskets. Their performance varied greatly, some behaving very well on the
These models can built to represent Royalist or Parliamentarian cavalry in the English Civil Wars or to be fielded as one of the many and varied regiments during the Thirty Years War
Due to the danger of swamping in rough seas
Please note heads may vary from those shown in the picture
It combined a vehicle such as the SdKfz 251 halftrack with rocket artillery to form a more mobile and slightly more protected artillery piece than the towed Nebelwerfer
Dimensions approx L100 x W240 x H165mm
twenty years of continuous warfare the Napoleonic Wars came to a violent and bloody conclusion on a rain-soaked field in Belgium
in what must have seen to them a puzzling civil war
Contains resin and metal vehicle - supplied unpainted and unassembled
The matriarchs expect their menfolk to advise them and take control of fighting forces on their behalf
the Philippines
the infantry were less well armed and armoured then their mounted compatriots
Contains one metal gun with 3 German Heer Mid to Late War crew
