NAP073B Kneeling Firing Cpl D-Day often referred to by the

often referred to by the Italian term "Maiale" ("Pig")

This finely crafted model captures the character of early military vehicles and is an excellent addition for collectors of World War II vehicles

This expertly sculpted figure portrays a Mexican infantryman from General Antonio López de Santa Anna's army carrying out one of the essential steps in the muzzle-loading process—biting open a paper cartridge before pouring the powder and loading his musket

The SFA041C - Zulu Charging with Knobkerrie depicts a Zulu warrior advancing into combat armed with a knobkerrie

this figure captures the personal side of wartime life—a soldier taking time to eat and recover before returning to the challenges ahead

NAP073B Kneeling Firing Cpl D-Day often referred to by theAngling their bayonets outward like the "spines of a hedgehog. They stand in the square, under cannon fire ready to repel the French cavalry, while others in the ranks return withering fire. The first release of a kneeling firing was very popular so Thomas Gunn has re released this, with one difference, this figure is kneeling on his left leg whilst the first rifleman was kneeling on his right leg. Only 30 Being made by TG, so grab while you can!!