Napoleonic French Engineers 1114

Napoleonic French Engineers 1114Napoleonic French Engineers were men charged with building bridges and fortifications as well as breaking down the gates and obstacles protecting the enemy. As such they were amongst the strongest men in the French army. These characterful models are provided with an option to build them with the Charleville musket or with an engineer tool such as logging axe, spade, billhook, etc. This allows for a great deal of flexibility in the way you field them

'Tilly' is taken from "Utillity Vehicle"

A paramilitary organisation

251/23 was a turreted recce (Reconnaissance) version that was meant to replace the Sd

kf7 was the standard prime mover for the German armed forces in WW2

This set contains 3 metal crew and a MMG

A massive citizen army

3 metal SS crew members carrying MG42

The box contains 38 Continental Infantry with the option of four to six command figures and up to four Riflemen

carbines as they were later to be called

the Dacians gave the Legions a bloody nose they would not forget

This model is the latest version of the tank

The Sherman was the mainstay of the American army