Samurai Cavalry Riders Sprue terrain-watch-tower

Samurai Cavalry Riders Sprue terrain-watch-towerDuring the 16th century, known in Japanese history as the Sengoku Jidai (Age of Battles or Warring States Period), vast armies led by rival daimy (feudal lords) waged bloody conflict across most of Japan. At the forefront of every army were the elite Mounted Samurai. Horses were scarce and a daimy rarely had more than 10% of his forces mounted. Nevertheless, as shock cavalry or as a harassing force, these mounted warriors were the best armed and

rampaging across France and the low countries or driving deep into the Soviet Union

while the poorer labourers and farmers arguably those most suited to fighting took their place behind

Damage Markers

000 were built as a stop gap measure

and sometimes with heavy mace-like weapons

and outnumbered in the early days of the conflict

The Valentine tank was a tough and reliable workhorse of the Commonwealth and Soviet armies

and a tow… in Bolt Action terms

as did the Vickers in the British army to give solid reliable firepower to companies in defence and supporting fire on the advance

This is a resin and metal kit - the three models included are supplied unpainted and unassembled

John Talbot’s Regiment - Major and 2nd Captain

it largely of course didn't happen