FW181-Q - Australian Marching (Queensland) D-Day where rapid manoeuvre was often

where rapid manoeuvre was often impossible

British and colonial forces faced highly motivated Zulu warriors who specialised in rapid close-quarter attacks

and directing large-scale warfare

Individual strength and timing rather than rigid formation tactics

and bold shield colours create a commanding presence

FW181-Q - Australian Marching (Queensland) D-Day where rapid manoeuvre was oftenAn Australian World War I soldier stepping out smartly, carrying a rifle on his shoulder. The figure features the distinct 9th Infantry Battalion (Queensland) shoulder patch. Scale: 60mm 1: 30 scale display model. Material: Hand painted heavy metal.