AP-34YB - Persian Kardake Infantry (4 pcs) D-Day The figure's realistic stance and

The figure's realistic stance and finely sculpted equipment accurately capture the appearance of a German infantryman during the middle and later years of the war

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Infantry mortars earned a reputation as one of the most reliable and adaptable support weapons of the Second World War

alongside his trusted donkey "Murphy" as they assist a wounded corporal down to safety during the 1915 Gallipoli Campaign

AP-34YB - Persian Kardake Infantry (4 pcs) D-Day The figure's realistic stance andThe Kardake Infantry were professional foot soldiers employed by the later armies of the Wars of Alexander the Great, particularly during the reign of Darius III. Created as part of Persian efforts to strengthen native infantry forces against increasingly effective Greek and Macedonian armies, the Kardakes represented an attempt to blend traditional Persian warfare with elements of Greek military organization. Unlike earlier Persian levies, the