Successor War Elephant Regiment paint-black

Successor War Elephant Regiment paint-blackThe armies of Alexander the Great encountered elephants in the armies of their enemies the Persians and Indians. The Macedonian King was sufficiently impressed by these exotic beasts to raise an elephant corps for his own army. After Alexanders death the Successors, who divided his sprawling empire amongst them, continued to make great use of elephants in battle. Indeed, the Seleucids, the Macedonian rulers of Syria and much of the old Persian Empire,

medium or heavy anti-tank guns

Until 1936 the vehicles were fitted with turrets because the intended cast ST2 turrets were not ready yet

The 1000 point army

and powerful 77mm High Velocity main gun developed from the 17-pounder

powdered their pigtailed hair

The Disruptor Bomber is a primitive launcher use a plasma/steam mix to lob a disrupter bomb into the air and on top of the enemy

master of the attack

A housewife

and the first company in a regiment was usually the elite company

The figures in this boxed set represent a squad of desperate but proud Japanese soldiers in the remnants of their uniforms

One 1/56 scale hard plastic M20 Utility (M8 with Greyhound option) kit

through bitter warfare