Anglo-Zulu War Mixed Barricade set unit-anti-tank

Anglo-Zulu War Mixed Barricade set unit-anti-tankPack contains 4 resin mixed biscuit box mealie bag barricades Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

lead Xenophon’s 10

policing people who didn't want policing just one of the many tough tasks carried out by the Auxilia

Capable of accurate direct fire and also as a howitzer

It was nicknamed Stuka zu Fuss (“Stuka on Foot” or “Walking Stuka”) and Heulende Kuh (“Bellowing Cow”)

the Ram Kangaroo served the forces of the British commonwealth well henceforth

Musketeers were also expected to wear a helmet or ‘Head-piece’ as they were called right up to the start of the English Civil War and can be seen in Continental armies fighting the 30 years war

joining raids on enemy strongholds and supply lines

a fully detailed engine bay and a rear door that is hanging off

such as the 17 pounder

Bizarrely the marques did not follow alphabetical order

Classic Soviet artillery piece

giving them a useful anti-tank capability