Sea People Armoured Warriors I polish-army

Sea People Armoured Warriors I polish-armyThese Warriors have helmets with reed or feather tops typical of the Peleset or Denyen but can of course be used for any of the other Sea People tribes for which we do not have evidence of their appearance. Aegean and Western Anatolian Infantry of the Late Bronze Age may have looked similar and, as such, may be used as Trojans. They are armed with Swords, Javelins and Shields; and have leather or bronze plate armour. Pack contains 8 figures (nominally

Morris CS8 and its replacement the C4 are typical of the kind

few wizards have ventured into this region as it is overrun by barbaric northern tribesmen who have descended from the hills in their own search for treasure

Chariots were expensive to make

One metal 3-inch gun

German scientists had been working on rocketry for all manner of purposes in the years leading up to the war

Contains a 9-man Rifle Squad:

In less than two years of fighting

Will your proud French troops be able to drive the Allies from this vital strongpoint and threaten Wellington’s flank

the floors and roofs are easily detachable which allow brutal close quarter fighting to carry out

The knights have cut-down lances/spears

in the Early Bronze Age

We forget today that 350 years ago in Britain few had seen the savage effects of gunpowder weapons let alone heard such a terrific noise as a Saker giving fire