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98060-Sample.Pdf MORE OF THE BEST: 15mm-NAPOLEONICS, A.C.W. COLONIALS & ANCIENTS, 25mm PERSIANS, IMPERIAL ROMANS CARTHAGINIANS, LATE MEDIEVALS, BACTRIAN GREEKS, NUMIDIANS & OrTOMAN TURI(S. (SEND $2 FOR LISTING & SAMPLEI ••••••••••••••••••••••••• THESE WILL GIVE YOU ARMIES IN WHICH STUNNING - BEAUTIFUL 15mm NAPOLEONICS 25mm PERSIANS/OTTOMANS YOU CAN TAKE REAL PRIDE. Sample file -2smm ROMANS SPANISH All Y ROMAN H.C. SERBIAN DELLIS MACEDONIAN & PUNIC WARS MPAl Command pack: Macedonian, Greek or Thracian Mounted General & 2 Sub-Generals MPA2 Command pack: Macedonian, Greek or Thracian Foot Officers & Trumpeters THRACIANS: MPA3 Peltast with Rhomphaia & 15mm shield Each pac k includes 8 infantry, 6 Command, 4 MPA4 Pellast, javelin & shield Cavalry or 3 Mounted Command for $2, 19 per MPA5 Javelinmen (Ass. poses) EARLY AND LATER pack, MPA6 Heavy cavalry ACHAEMENID PERSIANS VIKINGS MPA7 Light cavalry MPA48 General & driver in two horse Code MACEDONIAN, GREEK or THRACIAN: light chariot ($2.49) VA 1 Command Pack: MPA8 Slinger MPA49 Mounted command Mounted General, MPA9 Archer firing MPA50 Persian H.C. Uav) Mounted Sub-General, MPA10 Archer loading MPA50a Mounted Noble Persian or Median H.C. with jav VA2 Command Pack: Two & bow MACEDONIANS: MPA51 standard bearerl?, three MPAll Heavy cavalry with javelins Companions heavy cavalry MPA51a assorted chieftains, one MPA12 Command pack: Companions Heavy cavalry javelins & bow Ulfhednar (wolfskin one) Officer/Std. bearer MPA52 Extra heavy cav., with javelins VA3 Huscarls (assorted MPA13 Prodromoi light cavalry MPA53 Foot Command (3 Officers, 3 poses) MPA14 Thessalian medium cavalry Std . bearers) VA4 Bondi spearmen MPA15 Thessalian light cavalry MPA54 Immortals (assorted) MPA16 Skythian horse archer MPA55 Persian or Median in!. jav & sh . VA5 Bondi axemen (assorted) MPA17 Hippakontistai light cavalry VA6 Bondi archers firing MPA56 Persian or Median inf., jav & bow MPA18 Phalangites firing VA7 Bondi archers (assorted) MPA19 Hypaspists VAS Berserks (assorted) MPA57 Persian or Median in!. , jav., MPA20 Agranian javelinman bow., sh . VA9 Mounted Huscarles MPA21 Cretian archer MPA58 Paphlagonian javelin man (assorted) MPA22 Stall slinger MPA59 Phoenician marine jav & sh . VA10 Mounted Bondi MEPA23 Elephant with driver and (assorted) MPA60 Kardakes, bow, sh . raised jav. pikeman-$3.49 MPA61 LATER FRANKISH BRETON MEPA24 Kardakes, bow, sh ., jav. at the Elephant with driver & howdah ready OR NORMAN with two javelinmen-$3.99 MPA62 NA 1 Command Pack: Kardakes, bow, sh ., throwing jav. MPA63 Later Persian archers Mounted General, MPA64 Mounted standard Later Persian sl ingers MPA65 bearer, Mounted Noble Later Persian Javelinmen Franks MEPA66 Four horse scythed chariot with NA2 Medium infantry driver ($3.49) NA3 Heavy infantry (NOTE: For Archosian light cav., use MPA17) NA4 Medium cavalry with horse NA5 Heavy cavalry with horse Lombards NA6 Heavy cavalry with horse ARAB CONQUEST/ARAB EMPIRE NA7 Medium cavalry with AEAl Mounted General horse AEA2 Heavy cavalry NAB Light archer (assorted) HOPLITESample GREEK: file AEA3 Medium/Heavy cav. Bretons AEA4 Light cavalry NA9 Mounted Knight with M-PA25 Hoplites (Ass. helmets) MPA26 Spartan Hoplites Pilos helr:let AEA5 Horse archer horse AEA6 Khorasanian horse archer NA10 Light cavalry with horse MPA27 Theban Hoplites Boitian helmet MPA28 Heavy Hoplites AEA7 Camel rider with bow Nonnans AEA8 Camel rider, lance & shield NA 11 Mounted Knight with MPA29 Peltasts (Ass. poses) MPA30 Javelinmen (Ass. poses) AEA9 Foot command Officers & Std . horse bearers NA12 Dismounted Knight MPA32 Light cavalry MPA33 Getic horse archer AEA10 Spearmen or javelinmen NA13 Heavy spearman advancing NA14 Medium spearman MPA34 Bactrian or Sogidan light cav., jav & bow AEA11 Spearmen at the ready NA15 Crossbowman AEA12 Archers firing NA 16 Archer (assorted poses) AEA13 Hadjis/two handed swordsmen NA 17 Swabian two handed AEA14 Javelinmen swordsman AEA15 Slingers NA 18 Command Pack: 3 AEA16 Berber javelinmen/Ghulams Officers, 3 standard AEA17 Sudaness Ghulam spearmen bearers AEA18 Sudanese Ghulam archers INDIAN: MEPt\35 General & driver mounted on BACTRIAN GREEK (Part) elephant-$3.9,9 MPA67 Bodyguard heavy cavalry MEPA36 General in howdah with MPA68 Heavy cavalry umberella holder mounted on CATHAGINIAN MPA68a Extra heavy cavalry elephant with driver-$3.99 MPA72 Poeni heavy cav. jav. & MPA34 Light cavalry Elephant with driver & two •• MEPA38 shield MPA69 Phalanx pikemen archers-$3.49 MPA70 Peltast MEPA38 Elephant with driver & two MPA73 Campanian med. cav. jav. & sh . (Use MPA 17 for Arachosian light cav.) javelinmen-$3.49 (Use MPA16 for Saka horse archers) MEPA39 Two hors e chari ot with dri\'e' , MPA74 Spanish med/light cav. archer & javelinman-$2 .iI -l MPA75 Numidian light cav. MEPMO Four horse ch arl ol with twe; MPA76 Poeni citizen spearman drivers , two ar chers & two med/heavy javelinmen-3.99 MPA77 Medium Libyan spearman MPA41 Medium cavalry MPA78 Heavy Libyan spearman MPA4 2 Heavy cavalry MPA42a Extra heavy cavalry MPA79 Libyan javelinman MPA43 Foot archers (Ass. poses) MPA80 Command pack: Officer/ MPA44 Medium javelinmen Std . bearer MPA45 Heavy javelin men MEPABl Libyan or Carthaginian 4 MPA46 Maiden guards horse chariot with driver MPA47 Light javelinman throwing & 2 javelin men - $3.99 ACW17 Cavalry in slouch hat charging CAMEL CORPS/CAL VARY with drawn sword ACW18 Dismounted cavalry in kepi Command: Mtd . firing OC5 ACW19 Dismounted cavalry in kepi inflStaff Officers kneeling OC9 Mounted camel corps ACW20 Dismounted cavalry in kepi OC10 Command: 2 Camel Corps advancing Officers, ACW21 Dismounted cavalry slouch hat 1 Mounted Bugler firing OCll Dismounted camel corps ACW22 Dismounted cavalry slouch hat OC12 Command: 4 Camel Corps kneeling firing Officers, ACW23 Dismounted cavalry slouch hat AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 2 Dism . Buglers advancing Kneeling camel (3 per pack) ACW24 Command Pack: 3 Dismounted OC13 NOTE: All figures are in campaign dress horse holders 3 horses OC14 21 st lancers, charging and are suitable for both Union and • ACW24a Command Pack: 6 horses for OC15 Command: 2 lancer Officers, Confederate. Some of the Regiments and use with horse holders 1 Bugler, charging the Zouarves are named, but are suitable ACW25 Command Pack: 3 Dismounted OC16 Artillery crew (6 figs) for other Regiments. Officersl3 Dismounted Standard OC17 Gattling gun army crew bearers advancing OC17a Gattling gun navy crew ACW1 Infantry in kepi & tunic firing ACW26 Zouarve in kepi firing (straw hat) ACW1a Infantry in kepi & shell jacket ACW27 Zouarve in kepi advancing OC17b Gattling gun Navy crew firing ACW28 Zouarve in fez firing, 5th N.V. (naval cap) ACW2 Infantry in slouch hat & Tunic Pen . firing ACW29 Zouarve in fez advancing, ACW2a Infantry in slouch hat & shell Volunteers jacket firing ACW30 Zouarve in stocking hat firing , ACW3 Infantry in fock coat & kepi 9th N.V. firing ACW31 Zouarve stocking hat ACW4 Infantry in frock coat & slouch advancing, Louisiana hat firing (Iron Brigade) ACW32 Zouarve in turban firing , ACW5 Infantry in kepi & tunic Zouarves advancing ACW33 Zouarve in turban advancing ACW5a Infantry in kepi & shell jacket ACW34 Command Pack: 3 Zouarve MAHDISTS: advancing Officers/3 Zouarve std. bearers ACW6 Infantry in frock coat & kepi • ACW34a Command Pack: Zouarve advancing Officers We have designed the Mahdist figures to ACWl Infantry in slouch hat & tunic ACW34b Command Pack: Zouarve give the greatest variety possible . advancing Standard bearers Mounted figures have two variants. and ACWla Infantry in slouch hat & shell ACW35 Command Pack: Assorted foot figures have an average of three. jacket advancing Artillerymen Therefore, you can command an army of ACW8 Infantry in frock coat & slouch ACWE1 2 cannon per pack fanatics which look true to life ......... ! hat advancing (Iron Brigade) ACW9a Command Pack: Infantry Officer ANSAR: in kepi ACW9b Cammand Pack: Standard bearer in kepi OC18 Mounted camels (sword) ACW9c Command Pack: Infantry Officer Sample file OC19 Mounted camels (spear) in slouch hat OC20 Horsemen ACW9d Command Pack: Standard OC2l Spearmen bearer in slouch hat OC22 Spearmen attacking ACWge Command Pack: 3 Infantry OC23 Spearmen throwing Officersl3 Standard bearers in Riflemen kepi OC24 ACW9f Command Pack: 3 Infantry COLONIAL-SUDAN OC25 Command: Leaders & Officersl3 Standard bearers Std. bearers) slouch hat BRITISH INFANTARY OC26 Command: Gun crew ACW10 Cavalry holding carbine in kepi (use cannon OCE 1) ACW11 Cavalry in kepi firing carbine OCl Firing (Puttees) ACW11a Cavalry in kepi firing shotgun OC2 At the ready (Puttees) FUZZIE WUZZIES: ACW12 Cavalry in slouch hat firing OC3 At the ready (trousers) carbine OC4 Foot command: 2 Officers, 2 ACW12a Cavalry in slouch hat firing OC27 Spearmen Sergeants, 2 Buglers shotgun OC28 Spearmen attacking ACW13 Mounted Command: Officer in OC29 Swordsmen kepi , drawn sword SCOTS: (Kilt) OC30 Riflemen ACW13a Mounted Command: Standard DEALEB.1NQUIRIES INVITED bearer in kepi (This figure can OC6 Firing Mail orders add $2:00 shipping and be used for Rush's Lancers) ACW14 OC7 At ease handling charges to all orders under Mounted Command: Officer $25. COD is an additional $2.00. slough hat dawn sword OC8 Command: 2 Officers, ACW14a Mounted Command: Standard 2 Sergeants, 2 pipers Telephone orders ~ •.. bearer slouch hat 304-547-0000 ... ACW14b Mounted Command: 2 Officers/1 Standard bearer kepi and use your major credit card. ACW14c Mounted Command: 2 Please mall check & your order to: Officersl1 Standard bearer slouch hat ACW15a Cavalry slouch hat firing shotgun
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