American Civil War: North American Farmhouse 1750-1900 paint-black

American Civil War: North American Farmhouse 1750-1900 paint-blackThe building in this box represents a weather board North American cabin or farmhouse. It is loosely based on General Meade's headquarters during the battle of Gettysburg in 1863 and similar buildings. The style of construction means that it can be used from 1750 to at least 1900. Box contains: 1 building kit, 66cm fencing, accessories Model supplied unassembled and unpainted

Javelinmen are a vital component for any Celtic army

This set contains 30 multi-part

The Celt Slingers pack contains 8 random metal Slinger models

and able to carry a whole squad of troops

As there was spare room on the horse frame ( if we’d put another horse on it

such was the fear inspired by this ferocious weapon that the presence of a Crocodile would often be enough to force defenders to surrender

joining raids on enemy strongholds and supply lines

came down to present an impenetrable forest f wicked spear points mounted on sturdy wooden shafts of up to eighteen feet in length

where they fought well against a determined and more mechanised aggressor

They proved to be more than a match for their Royalist and later Scots Covenanter opponents

enabling either high explosive bombardment or direct fire with armour piercing shells

Mortars  can  put down short savage barrages that were justly feared by infantry on all sides