Kingdom of Bretonnia: Mounted Yeomen Undercoat and the constant toll of

and the constant toll of widespread battles as other nations vie for control

The inability of the 37mm round to penetrate the frontal armor of mid-war tanks severely restricted the offensive capabilities of units armed with them

prospectors

you must own a WW1 Rules and Accessories Pack (or other compatible WW1 airplane combat rules set)

Kingdom of Bretonnia: Mounted Yeomen Undercoat and the constant toll ofThough no peasant may ride the steeds of the Bretonnian lords, favoured yeomen are permitted to ride to battle on draught horses. Such troops will often scout ahead of the main army and keep their lords informed of enemy movements. This is a dangerous task, and one which earns no honour, so it is a task that the nobility believe is best performed by peasants. This multipart kit builds five metal Mounted Yeomen miniatures mounted on plastic warhorses.