Napoleonic Russian 12 pdr cannon 1809-1815 with crew firing Norman

Napoleonic Russian 12 pdr cannon 1809-1815 with crew firing NormanThe Russian Napoleonic army underwent massive organisational changes in 1805, and the revamping of the artillery arm was a vital part of this as it was considered the most important branch of the Russian army at the time. Count Arakcheyevs reforms had led to a standardisation of gun types so the army could rely upon a uniform selection of 6 pounder and 12 pounder guns and the 10 pounder and 20 pounder Licornes. In conjunction with the Karbanov gun

The crew use our Figure Heads so you can swap them with each other for more variation or you could even use other Figure Heads to create your own unique model - combining them with our Commando heads would make a great Special Ops vehicle for pulp gaming

throughout the conflict and was used in most theatres

French regiments could put out  9 x 60mm mortars and 8 x 81mm mortars

Plastic boxed set containing 14 plastic figures

and later his son Alexander

Although having a relatively short 200 metres range

a German horde as well as most Celtic tribes

Contains 18 metal Woodland Indians and 1 Indian Sachem

As arquebuses and muskets became cheaper to make and handier to carry in their shortened form

Robed against the beating sun

had difficulty engaging these new tanks past 500 meters

Used extensively throughout WWII this model was reliable and could act in anti-tank gun or field artillery roles