Prussian Landwehr cavalry unit-armoured-vehicle

Prussian Landwehr cavalry unit-armoured-vehicleRenowned for its excellent infantry under Frederick the Great, Prussia also fielded highly effective Prussian cavalry on 19th century European battlefields. Formed in 1813, the Landwehr Cavalry was a huge force of mounted trained militia, similar in form to their infantry counterparts. The force was a massive asset to the Prussian war machine as they totalled over thirty regiments by the Hundred Days Campaign. The Landwehr cavalry wore dark blue

1 Ghar Command Crawler with 1 commander and 2 crew figures

plus His-oo-san-chees - The Little Spaniard (left)

This was a static coastal defence unit with poor equipment

Cruel Seas

Motoscafo Anti Sommergibile

The F-lighter was originally a converted tank landing craft that was being developed for the Kriegsmarine

hard plastic 28mm tall Roman Praetorian Guard and a metal mounted Emperor - Marcus Aurelius - for them to guard

Since 1872

and despite resentment from his fellow pilots he was soon elevated to Major and took command of the Squadron on June 9th

The Jewish Brigade at Bir-El Harmat

Cavalry were formed into squadrons

The AT gun looks much the same as a PaK 36 or PaK 40 constructed and housed on the same carriage