Scots Saker Cannon british-army

Scots Saker Cannon british-armyDue to popular demand we've spliced together the Scottish crew from our great little Frame Gun and the Saker cannon to give you a Scottish Saker! The Saker was the mainstay of the artillery park. Large and fearsome enough to pound the enemy in the field and also manageable (just!) so that it could arrive on the battlefield. We forget today that 350 years ago in Britain few had seen the savage effects of gunpowder weapons let alone heard such a

policing people who didn't want policing just one of the many tough tasks carried out by the Auxilia

Damage Markers

So Warlord present a savage looking bunch of villagers

Fast and light

The 45mm anti-tank gun was to be found at Company level all over the Russian front

the Sarmatians

and often helmets

There are bench seats on the rear for up to six infantry figures

Box contains 24 plastic and metal figures

With penetration of over 125mm from up to 2km away

Auxiliary units did a great deal of the fighting despite the glory boys in the Legions receiving all the acclaim

The Tiger is probably the best known of all German tanks of World War II and certainly the tank most feared by the Allies