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American Civil War Infantry Regiment Advancing
In many civil wars in history, both sides were equipped in a very similar fashion with the colour of their uniforms and the flags they fought under being the identifying features. This was no different for the forces of the Union and the Confederacy in the American Civil War, and these miniatures, advancing with their firearms in right shoulder shift are equally suited to be painted as either a Union or Confederate regiment.
Wearing dark blue tunics, light blue trousers and armed with percussion rifles, the Union soldiers learnt how to manoeuvre and march great distances to take the war to the south. Early regiments were of mixed quality with few having drilled before, let alone seen active service of any note. By the wars end they were a tough and efficient fighting body of men, a match for their adversary, Johnny Reb.
Confederate regiments were tough, with many in their ranks used to privation and familiar with firearms. This was just as well, as compared to their northern foes in the Union they were frequently poorly equipped, fed and armed – much of their equipment was taken from Federal prisoners or privately purchased. The better maintained troops favoured the Enfield muzzleloading rifles if available, but many types of rifles were used during the war, even old flintlocks in reserve units. Ragtag they may look, but southern troops had a spring in their step and were renowned for their quick and terrifying charges, many emitting the unearthly, ululating Rebel Yell to unnerve their blue belly opponents.
Box contains 24 Warlord resin figures (including command group), plastic bases, MDF Snake Fence scenery, cap badge decal sheet and fullcolour flag sheets for both Union and Confederate troops.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Dust Wisdom
Soldiers don't die. They go to hell to regroup.
SayingTry to look unimportant, they may be low on ammo.
8Never stop your enemy from committing mistakes
NapoleonIf your attack is going well, you have walked into an ambush.
Easy boys, we are save in cover!
Last word of John Stewart, just before Desert Sun attackWhen using Chinese forces on the battelfield: "Remember that army saved tons of cash on your weapon design!"
7"... this squad is good for.. Pushing the merry-go-round! "
6What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger comrade!
Steel GuardIf needed we defeat them drowning them in our own blood ...
KrewIf it's stupid but it works it isn't stupid.
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