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98057-Sample.Pdf Best Of Essex/Mikes Models •••••••••••••••••••••• (Manufactured By Essex - Distributed By Wargames) Unless Otherwise Noted OTTOMAN TURKS RP74 Heavy pikeman, felt hat, corselet, Contents Are: (Use also for Feudal Turks) tassetts 8 Foot 4 CAV RP28 Mounted General with horse (3 RP75 Medium pikeman , felt hat, corselet, 6 Foot Command pack) tassets 3 CAV Command RP29 Early spahi , chainmail , with horse RP76 Swedish pikeman $1 .99 Per Pack RP30 Late spahi, caftan, with horse RP77 Heavy pikeman, pot, corselet, RP31 Medium/Light cay, spear with horse tassets RP32 Medium/light cav. , lance with horse RP78 Heavy pikeman, lobster pot, RENAISSANCE RP33 Medium/light cav. , bow, with horse corselet, tassets EARLY 16TH CENTURY POLISH RP34 Delli medium/light cav. , with bow & RP79 Medium pikeman , monmouth capt, RP21 Polish 'drab' inf., berdische axe. horse corselet RP22 Polish 'drab' info arquebus RP35 Delli medium/light cav., with horse RP80 Spanish halberdier RP23 Serbian Hussar with horse RP36 Foot Command Pack: Janissary RP81 Swedish halberdier RP24 Lithuanian bojar cav., with Officers and Standard Bearers (3 RP82 Halberdier, pot, corselet, tassets horse each) RP83 Spanish swordsman , corselet, RP38 Jenissary with bow tassets, buckler, morion POLISH-LATE 16TH/17TH CENTURY RP39 Janissary with crossbow RP84 Spanish arquebusier INFANTRY RP40 Jannissary with arquebus RP85 Spanish musketeer RP113 Polish guardsman with halberd RP41 Janissary with halberd RP86 Musketeer, cabacette morion RP114 Polish in ., with arquebus RP42 Arab with bow RP87 Musketeer, felt hat RP115 Polish inf., with musket and RP43 Arab with spear RP88 Swedish musketeer berdische aze RP44 Arab with arquebus RP89 Musketeer, lobster pot RP116 Polish inf., with spear RP45 Arab with sword & shield RPOO Musketeer, monmouth capt RP117 Command Pack: Three infantry RP46 Amaut firing musket RP91 Grenzer officers, three standard bearers RP47 Fanatic with sword RP92 Dismounted dragon RP119 Peasant with arquebus RP48 Foot Command Pack: Six assorted RP93 Peasant with bill RP120 German inf., with pike gunners RP94 Peasant with musket RP121 German inf., with arquebus RP95 Foot Command Pack: Two Spanish PERSIANS officers and one Standard bearer, CALVARY RP204 Persian qullur cav., lance, bow, two Drummers, one fifer RP122 Command Pack: Mounted General shield with Persian barded horse RP96 Command Pack: Two Officers, pot with horse RP205 Persian quizilbashes cav., lance, helm ., one Standard bearer, pot RP123 Single Winged hussar with horse bow, shield, with Persian barded helm ., two drummers, one fifer (3 per pack) horse RP97 Command Pack: Two officers, felt RP124 2-Winged hussar with horse (3 RP206 Light cav., bow, with horse hat, one standard bearer, felt hat, pack) RP207 Persian mounted General with two drummers, one fifer RP125 Lithuanian hussar with horse Persian barded horse (3 pack) RP98 Command Pack: Two Officers, felt RP126 Pancerni with horse RP208 Tufangchis with musket hat, corselet, partizan , 1 Standard RP127 Lisowski cossack with horse RP209 Levy javelinman bearer, pot, two drummers, one fifer RP128 Rajtar with horse RP99 Command PacK: Two Officers, pot RP129 Arquebusier with horses 30 YEARS WAR-ENGLISH CIVIL helm ., one standard bearer, morion, RP130 Dragon with horse WAR two drummers, one fifer RP131 Six assorted artillerymen (Later 16th/17thSample Century) file RP106 Six assorted Artillerymen RP52 Caballo corazo (Spanish) with horse 17th CENTURY/MONTROSE SCOTS COSSACK RP53 Herreruelo (Spanish) with horse RP226 Mounted lancer with horse RP197 Cossack pikeman RP54 Lancer 3/4 plate, open helm ., with RP198 Cossack inf., two handed axe horse RP227 Medium cav., with horse RP199 Cossack inf., with arquebus/musket RP55 Cuirassier 3J4 plate, lobster pot, RP228 Command Pack: Mounted Officer RP200 Cossack inf. , with arquebus/musket holding pistol and two Mounted standard bearers with horse and t~handed axe RP56 Cuirassier 3/4 plate, visored helm., RP201 Cossack light cav., lance, arquebus, with horse RP230 Armoured pikeman With horse RP57 French guard chevauleger with RP231 Unarmoured pikeman RP202 Cossack Inf. officer (6 pack) horse RP232 Inf., lochavar axe RP203 Command Pack: Cossack General RP58 French musketeer with horse RP233 Musketeer and two 'Cheeky' Cossacks RP59 Dragon with horse RP234 Command Pack: 3 Officers, 3 Standard bearers with standards MUSCOVITES RP60 Croat with horse RP61 Swedish noble cav. , with horse RP236 Highlander with sword & targe RP189 Noble cav., lance with horse RP62 Swedish light cav., with horse RP237 Highlander with lochavar axe RP100 Armoured cav., spear, with horse RP63 30 Years War arquebusier with RP238 Highlander with claymore RP191 Armoured cav., bow, with horse horse RP239 Highlander with longbow RP192 Light cav., bow with horse RP64 ECW Heavy/Med., cav., felt hat with RP240 Highlander with musket RP193 Streltsi arquebusier, 2-handed axe horse RP241 Highlander Command Pack: 3 RP194 Soldier pikeman RP65 ECW Heavy/Med. , cav., (Lobster Pipers, 3 Chieftains RP195 Solider Musketeer pot) IRISH RP196 Command Pack: Inf. Officer RP66 Command Pack: Swedish Marshall (6 pack) RP243 Galfowglass with axe with horse (3 pack) RP244 Gallowglass with pike HUNGARIAN RP67 Command Pack: Officer, Trumpeter, RP245 Kern/Bonnachts with javelins RP184 EHC Knight with horse Standard Bearer, felt hats, with RP246 Kern/Bonnachts with arquebus horses RP185 Armoured cav., with bow, lance, RP247 Kern/Bonnachts with longbow With horse RP68 Command Pack: Officer visored RP248 Irish cav., spear with horse RP186 Unarmoured cav. , bow, with helmet 31<1 plate with horse (3 pack) RP249 Irish Command Pack: Six Chieftains horse RP69 Command Pack: Two Standard RP250 Early Scots lowland pikeman Bearers, one officer, lobster pots, RP187 Unarmoured cav., bow, spear & shield, with horse with horses LATE 17TH CENTURY RP188 Levy inf., with bow MIPC1 Cuirassier firing pistol SM1 Heavy Inf., with pike MIPC2 Cuirassier firing carbine 8M2 Medium Inf., with pike TARTAR MIPC4 Cavalryman with lobster pot and 8M3 Musketeer RP25 Tartar noble cav., with horse carbine 8M4 Grenadier RP26 Tartar cav., bow & shield with horse (For Officers, standard bearers, and RP27 Tartar cav., standard with horse INFANTRY Monmouths troops see ECW/30 Years War) RP73 Spanish heavy pikeman Please Note New Address & Phone •••••••••••••••••••••• (Manufactured By Essex - Distributed By Wargames) AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SP8 Sharpshooter 15mm Armies ($39.99) NOTE: All figures are in campaign dress SP9 Grenze infantry and are suitable for both Union and SP10 Command Pack: Grenze Officers Confederate. Some of the Regiments and SP11 Jager RENAISSANCE the Zouarves are named, but maybe SP12 Frei Corps #24 English 16th C. suitable for other Regiments on closer SP13 Hussar with horse #25 Scots 16th C. inspection. SP14 Command Pack: Hussar Officer, #26 Irish 16th C. ACW1 Infantry in kepi firing Standard bearer, Trumpeter with #27 Swedish 30 Years War ACW2 linfantry in slouch hat firing horse #28 French (Catholic) ACm Infantry in frock coat and kepi firing SP17 Dragon with horse #29 HugiJenot ACW4 Infantry in frock coat and slouch hat SP18 Command Pack: Dragon Officer, firing (Iron Brigade) Standard bearer, Drummer with #30 Spanish ACW5 Infantry in kepi advancing horse #31 Hungarian ACW6 Infantry in frock coat and kepi SP21 Horse grenadier with horse #32 Muscovite advancing SP22 Command Pack: Horse grenadier #33 Cossack ACW7 Infantry in slouch hat advancing Officers x 2, Standard bearer x 1, #34 Persian ACW8 Infantry in frock coat and slouch hat with horse #35 Moghul advancing (Iron Brigade) SP24 Cuirassier with horse #36 French 17th C. ACW9 Command Pack: 3 Officers, 3 SP25 Command Pack: Cuirassier Officer, #37 Polish Standard bearers Standard bearer, Trumpeter with ACWlO Cavalrymen holding carbine with horse #38 Imperialist horse SP28 Trenk Scher Pandour with horse #4-4 Frenchlltalian Wars ACW11 Cavalrymen in kepi firing SP29 Command Pack: Mounted General #45 Teutonic Knights carbinelshotgun, with horse with horse #58 Landsknechts ACW12 Cavalrymen in slouch hat firing SP30 Command Pack: Assorted gun crew carbineslshotgun with horse ECW ACW13 Cavalrymen in shell jacket (Rush's PRUSSIANS Lancers), with horse #39 Royalist (Use Austrians where not provided) #40 ACW14 Command Pack: 2 Officers, 2 SP34 Command Pack: Two Officer, Early Parliament Standard bearers with horse Standard bearer, Drummers #41 New Model ACW15 Cavalrymen firing carbine to front SP37 Musketeer #42 Covenanters (assorted slouch hat & kepi) with SP38 Fusilier #43 Montrose horse SP39 Grenadier SP40 Command Pack: Assorted gun crew SEVEN YEARS WAR ESSEX ACW (Fully Compatible) SP44 Hussar with horse 501 Austrian SP45 Command Pack: Two Officers, one ACW16 Cavalrymen in kepi charging with Trumpeter 502 Prussian drawn sword 503 French ACW17 Cavalryman in slouch hat charging FRENCH 504 British with drawn sword ACW18 Dismounted cavalry in kepi firing SP48 Line infantry ACW19 Dismounted cavalry in kepi kneeling SP49 Command Pack: Line Officer, AMERICAN CIVIL WAR firing StandardSample bearer, Drummer file 201 Confederate AC'N20 Dismounted cavalry in kepi SP52 Grenadier 200 Union advancing SP53 Condes Legion , light info AC'N21 Dismounted cavalry slouch hat firing SP54 Command Pack: Con des Legion Officer Send $2 for sample & listing, please specify AC'N22 Dismounted cavalry slough hat area of interest. kneeling firing SP55 Dragoon Trooper with horse ACW23 Dismounted cavalry slouch hat SP56 Command Pack: Dragoon Officer, advancing Standard bearer, Drummer with 25mm : Essex,
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