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  • Early Hajduks reloadingEarly Hajduks reloading
    Early Hajduks reloading
    The Polish army had a strong Hungarian influence, due to the close ties between the two nations. In addition to the iconic Winged Hussars, some of the Polish infantry also had their origins in Hungary and the Balkans. These infantry were known as hajduks,...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • Early Hajduks firingEarly Hajduks firing
    Early Hajduks firing
    The Polish army had a strong Hungarian influence, due to the close ties between the two nations. In addition to the iconic Winged Hussars, some of the Polish infantry also had their origins in Hungary and the Balkans. These infantry were known as hajduks,...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • Early Hajduks commandEarly Hajduks command
    Early Hajduks command
    The Polish army had a strong Hungarian influence, due to the close ties between the two nations. In addition to the iconic Winged Hussars, some of the Polish infantry also had their origins in Hungary and the Balkans. These infantry were known as hajduks,...
    €13,50
    €13,50
  • Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry commandPolish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry command
    Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry command
    The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military was divided into national and foreign contingents, with the majority being recruited from within the Commonwealth. The reputation of the infantry was distant second in reputation to the cavalry arm. During the late 16th century, infantry levies were formed based...
    €13,50
    €13,50
  • Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets reloadingPolish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets reloading
    Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets reloading
    The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military was divided into national and foreign contingents, with the majority being recruited from within the Commonwealth. The reputation of the infantry was distant second in reputation to the cavalry arm. During the late 16th century, infantry levies were formed based...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets firingPolish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets firing
    Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets firing
    The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military was divided into national and foreign contingents, with the majority being recruited from with within the Commonwealth. The reputation of the infantry was distant second in reputation to the cavalry arm. During the late 16th century, infantry levies were formed...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • Polish-Lithuanian levy cavalry commandPolish-Lithuanian levy cavalry command
    Polish-Lithuanian levy cavalry command
    In the 16th century the introduction of gunpowder and firearms made the medieval armoured cavalry obsolete. The standing army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth was gradually converted to other, more modern forms of cavalry. Under eastern influence, the cavalrymen's armament was lightened and their speed...
    €18,00
    €18,00
  • Polish-Lithuanian mercenary pikemen regimentPolish-Lithuanian mercenary pikemen regiment
    Polish-Lithuanian mercenary pikemen regiment
    Alongside the hadjuk infantry, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth often employed foreign mercenaries to fill gaps in native manpower. These troops were often recruited from the German states' and also recruited from local levies. Tactically the Poles used their infantry differently than other European nations (besides...
    €50,00
    €50,00
  • Ottoman Janissaries RegimentOttoman Janissaries Regiment
    Ottoman Janissaries Regiment
    The Janissaries (from the Turkish for ‘new soldier’) were the elite infantry of the Ottoman Empire. The Janissary Corps was founded in 1383 by Sultan Murad I to provide him with well-disciplined and loyal troops for his expansionist campaigns. They were recruited from Christian...
    €50,00
    €50,00
  • US Light Walker Platoon
    US Light Walker Platoon
    Light walkers are excellent for scouting the flanks and denying objectives. This bundle includes one Guardian and one Jackal light walker, and two Pondskaters that can be assembled as M3A2 variants with HMGs or M3A5 variants with light anti-tank guns. All that and a...
    €120,00
    €149,00
    €120,00
  • Crimean War Russian infantry in summer dress regimentCrimean War Russian infantry in summer dress regiment
    Crimean War Russian infantry in summer dress regiment
    In the mid 19th century, Russia fielded the largest army in Europe, drawing from a vast pool of peasant and serf conscripts. Renowned for their immense numbers, bravery, and fervent loyalty to the Tsar, the Russian conscript had poor training, outdated equipment, and weak...
    €46,00
    €50,00
    €46,00
  • Crimean War Russian infantry in summer dressCrimean War Russian infantry in summer dress
    Crimean War Russian infantry in summer dress
    In the mid 19th century, Russia fielded the largest army in Europe, drawing from a vast pool of peasant and serf conscripts. Renowned for their immense numbers, bravery, and fervent loyalty to the Tsar, the Russian conscript had poor training, outdated equipment, and weak...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • Crimean War Turkish Infantry commandCrimean War Turkish Infantry command
    Crimean War Turkish Infantry command
    The Ottoman army was undergoing a period of modernisation when the Crimean War broke out. Although showing mixed effectiveness, and often disparaged by their British and French allies, the Ottoman suffered from the same supply issues, harsh conditions and logistical failures as the other...
    €13,50
    €13,50
  • Hellenistic Greek light artillery bolt thrower batteryHellenistic Greek light artillery bolt thrower battery
    Hellenistic Greek light artillery bolt thrower battery
    The light artillery bolt thrower, or to give it its Greek name; the oxybeles ('sharp arrow') was developed from the gastrophetes belly bow, made larger, and placed on a stand with a stock and a trigger. Their use came to prominence under Alexander the...
    €65,00
    €65,00
  • Illyrian Warriors regimentIllyrian Warriors regiment
    Illyrian Warriors regiment
    The Illyrians were a collection of tribal peoples inhabiting what is now the western Balkans and both sides of the Adriatic coast. Long exposure to Greek culture meant the armies of the Illyrian Kingdoms closest to Greece and Macedonia were not the usual untrained...
    €54,00
    €54,00
  • Illyrian WarriorsIllyrian Warriors
    Illyrian Warriors
    The Illyrians were a collection of tribal peoples inhabiting what is now the western Balkans and both sides of the Adriatic coast. Long exposure to Greek culture meant the armies of the Illyrian Kingdoms closest to Greece and Macedonia were not the usual untrained...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • Illyrian NoblesIllyrian Nobles
    Illyrian Nobles
    Illyrian Nobles were well-armed and armoured warriors, often featuring the full panoply of bronze breastplates, greaves, and helmets. Illyrian armies fielded few cavalry and were masters of raids, ambuscades, and skirmishing. They used spears, javelins, and the Illyrian sica, a distinctive curved sword. Nobles...
    €21,50
    €21,50
  • GastrophetesGastrophetes
    Gastrophetes
    The gastraphetes ('belly-shooter') was developed by Greek engineers in the 5th century BC. This powerful combined the strength of a composite bow with a mechanical draw system, allowing soldiers to fire bolts capable of piercing armoured targets. The weapon was operated by bracing the...
    €10,75
    €10,75
  • Crimean War French Line Infantry regimentCrimean War French Line Infantry regiment
    Crimean War French Line Infantry regiment
    France was a key part of the alliance against Russia, keen to see Russian interests kept in check and the balance of power in Europe maintained. As such, a significant force of around 300,000 French troops would be sent to the Crimea, where they...
    €50,00
    €50,00
  • Crimean War Russian Dragoons regimentCrimean War Russian Dragoons regiment
    Crimean War Russian Dragoons regiment
    The Russian cavalry force was the largest in Europe, totalling over sixty regiments organised into twenty cavalry divisions. The light cavalry consisted of hussars and lancers or uhlans. Much as with the infantry, the cavalry training consisted of wheels and manoeuvres designed for the...
    €50,00
    €50,00

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