Ottoman Djivelek Regiment numidian

Ottoman Djivelek Regiment numidianBy Napoleonic times, a lot of the Janissary Orta (Regiments)were quite large and in practice constituted a pool of manpower. When a campaign was planned the orta would be ordered to provide a service battalion (often 1000 men) for the army. Djivelek were Janissary cadets nearing the end of their training, who often fought alongside older janissaries. They were distinguished by a tall pointed yellow hat. This bundle contains twenty four miniatures.

No British collection is complete without at least one 25 Pdr

this was one of the more distinctive vehicles used by any side during the war

Canadian infantry sections were organised in the same way as their British counterparts

Includes: 8 Plastic Brig 1/700th Ships

Amongst the vassal states of the Hittites was Wilusa in the far North West – identified with Ilium and the city of Troy

Horse artillery batteries disposed of approximately eighty men

being so good it can contend with heavier weapons on the field making this a compulsory must-have

Polybios describes 5

often to the last bullet

but woe-betide any of the crew who were captured

the M2 would become affectionately known as 'Ma Deuce' or simply 'the fifty'

soaking up enemy fire before closing and engaging in brutal close quarters combat