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giving marksmanship an advantage
This particular confederate soldier wears jean cloth trousers
A tank commander figure is included and the model also has the additional fuel drums mounted on the rear of the engine compartment
The siege ended as a decisive victory for the allies on 19 October 1781
36191 - French Imperial Guard Reaching for Cartridge K&C Japanese Navy giving marksmanship an advantageFrench Imperial Guard Reaching for Cartridge, 1815 The 1801 regulation French cartridge pouch was made of blackened calf skin with a large exterior flap. Under the main flap would be a lighter second flap which acted as a safety cover. Inside was a wooden block divided into three sections, two large square ones, each containing a pack of 15 paper cartridges, and in the middle was a block with six drilled holes containingindividual cartridges for
