where a large British force was destroyed
This standing-at-attention Side Drummer is wearing the iconic scarlet red tunic complete with shoulder wings (musician wings) plus decorative ‘Fleur-de-Lis’ Lace piping on the body of the tunic and sleeves
Before radios became universally available at lower levels
Close-quarters melee combat
The realistic winter appearance and dynamic pose make this figure ideal for Eastern Front displays
AL064 - Trooper with Rifle to the left New Release where a large British forceAL064 Trooper with Rifle to the Left As the Australian Light Horse advanced across the deserts of Sinai and Palestine, success often depended on speed, discipline, and accurate rifle fire. Although famous for their dramatic mounted charges, the Light Horsemen were, first and foremost, highly trained mounted infantry. Their horses carried them swiftly across vast distances, but when battle was joined, they would dismount and fight on foot with the