Scots Frame Gun with Mule artillery

Scots Frame Gun with Mule artilleryThe Scots Covenanters fielded a huge array of artillery, ranging from huge siege pieces to tiny mobile "murderers" or frame guns. These are simple, small barrels attached to a sturdy wooden supporting frame, hence the name. Crewed by a just three or four men, they could be wheeled or indeed carried around on the battlefiled in a handy manner, firing a light cannon ball or as often we think, hail shot. Warlord's gun comes complete with a sturdy mule to

The box contains 14 Hussars

tie down points and other minor mods to enable it to be dropped on the battle field

280 mm HE and 320 mm incendiary rockets were also used

warfare entered a new era

it proved extremely effective

of four squadrons each with one hundred and twenty men in each squadron

Full colour Flags for both Parliament and Royalists

if any at all

Julius Caesar was in awe of the skill of the Biritish Charioteers so one can only think what the common Roman soldier thought as he faced hordes of light chariots

John Talbot’s Regiment - Major and 2nd Captain

Celt Bodyguard

They were regularly used for baggage and artillery guards