Crimean War Russian Lancers command platoon-commanders Armed with the light DT

Armed with the light DT machine gun the BA64 or "Bobik" as the soviets called it served bravely in all Russian theatres of war in WW2 and beyond

The heaviest of the self propelled guns fielded by the Red Army

Coordinated strikes from these two aircraft redefined the future of naval aviation and sounded the death knell of the battleship

While this kit includes a range of weaponry and a mix of helmeted and bare heads

and the Punic Wars were no exception

Crimean War Russian Lancers command platoon-commanders Armed with the light DTThe Russian cavalry force was the largest in Europe, totalling over sixty regiments organised into twenty cavalry divisions. The light cavalry consisted of hussars and lancers or uhlans. Much as with the infantry, the cavalry training consisted of wheels and manoeuvres designed for the parade ground with little tactical application. Russian lancers (also known as Uhlans in the Prussian fashion) were uniformed in Polish style, with tall four pointed