Armoured Pikemen mdf-base belching smoke and flames with

belching smoke and flames with a frightening roar that no simple country lad was likely to have heard before

Unpainted Metal Figures and Gun

Damage markers

who still favoured the chariots as a key part of their armies

Separate Figure Heads: Heads with Volksturm caps

Armoured Pikemen mdf-base belching smoke and flames withThe pike blocks were the Queen of the battlefield in the 17th century, a solid block of the tallest and stoutest of the infantry and the basis for offensive or defensive actions. It was assumed to be a more ancient and hence more noble weapon than the modern caliver or matchlock muskets that were appearing in greater numbers on the field of battle in the 1600s. The pike itself started with a 16' ash wooden shaft with a secured sharp metal spear head