Crimean War Russian Lancers k47-Italian

Crimean War Russian Lancers k47-ItalianThe Russian cavalry force was the largest in Europe, totalling over sixty regiments organised into twenty cavalry divisions. The light cavalry consisted of hussars and lancers or uhlans. Much as with the infantry, the cavalry training consisted of wheels and manoeuvres designed for the parade ground with little tactical application. Russian lancers (also known as Uhlans in the Prussian fashion) were uniformed in Polish style, with tall four pointed

51pts (Regular)

An excellent kit to represent a pontoon bridge typical of those used in all theatres of war from the 1700’s up to World War 2

8 bases of Republican Roman Velites skirmishers

7 soldiers with rifles/carbines

The perfect addition to any Roman or Carthaginian collection

x19 Randomly selected Marching Piedmont Infantry models

Being equiped either with a submachine gun or use their normal rifle

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

quite unlike the familiar onion-like layers of metals and composites used to make the bodies of Ghar equipment

Although it lacked the four-wheel drive of Allied Jeeps

while the small but powerful Artillery Platoon gives the force some serious anti-tank punch from the PaK 40 anti-tank gun

the 3" Gun Motor Carriage M10