Warlord of Erehwon: Sohei Warrior Monks with naginata tanks

Warlord of Erehwon: Sohei Warrior Monks with naginata tanksThese holy warriors are known as Sohei (monk soldiers), representing the militant arm of Buddhism on the islands of Japan between the 10th and 17th centuries. Like the crusading orders of European knights, these brotherhoods of battle hardened warriors fought as cohesive units on the battlefield. Dressed in traditional monk robes, brandishing razor sharp naginata, the Sohei were often used as shock troops, augmenting the serried ranks of Samurai and

anti-tank gun and anti-aircraft gun available to the armies of Germany

NB this is such a top secret design that only this image available to IMTeL at this time - more information will be processed as further details arrive

but Warlords' take on them is more of an ancient SAS long range desert patrol

Infantry Squads and Teams

The heavy troop had a single Dingo with two AEC armoured cars

It was in widespread use throughout the French Army as a towing vehicle

Pack contains 4 metal figures and 1 mortar

split in to two Anti Tank Sections

5 in bronze armour

Julius Caesar was in awe of the skill of the Biritish Charioteers so one can only think what the common Roman soldier thought as he faced hordes of light chariots

Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted

she was dubbed the Sans-Culotte