MA17 - Ancient British Infantry:
Two types of strip in this code:
A command strip with leader, standard and horn blower.
And the infantry strip proper
I don't think this code will get a lot of use for Britons vs. Saxons, but I suspect I will be using some of the figures for Picts or Scotii.
One Command strip and seven infantry strips in the code.
MAR13 - Late Roman Infantry Advancing
One strip of standard bearers and 10 infantry strips per code. Detailed pics of the individual strips below:
Standard Bearers
Infantry - these are armed with a sword (gladius?) and a shield.
MA20-Early German Tribesmen
One strip with two standard bearers and 10 strips of infantry consisting of 5 strips each of two types.Detailed pics below:
Standard Bearers
Infantry Strip Type 1
Infantry Strip Type 2
MD5 - Vikings
One Command strip, and four each of two different types of infantry strips per code.
Lots of good stuff in this code, detailed pics below:
Standard Bearers
Infantry Strip Type 1 - featuring Archers, "Vikings playing golf" and figures armed with sword and shield.
Infantry Strip Type 2 - Axes, swords and spears/javelins with round shields.
MAR26 - Roman Pack Mules and Baggage Carts
Two four-wheeled bullock carts, one two-wheeled bullock cart and nine pack mules, along with drivers.
Details below:
Two-Wheeled Bullock Cart - this comes with a cover
Four-Wheeled Bullock Cart
Bullocks and Driver - note the yokes around the necks to match up against the carts.
Pack Mules and Drivers - useful for just about every period.
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