Webstore: Pike & Shotte Mounted Commander
Andy HobdayPack contains 1 mounted metal figure with a choice of 2 heads. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Tag: Command
Webstore: Wallenstein, Imperial Commander
A gifted politician and soldier from Bohemia, Wallenstein grew in stature to command armies for the Imperialist, or Habsburg cause, fielding vast forces in many battles in The Thirty Years War
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Herald
The clarion call of a trumpet could be used to signify a ceasefire and a parley at sieges with the rider trotting forward, perhaps in some trepidation, as although heralds and messengers were technically non-combatants
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Webstore: Spartans: King & Bodyguard
Sparta had two kings, one stayed in Sparta and one lead the army in war. The king would command from the front where his heroic deeds could be celebrated; Leonidas is a prime exam
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Command Sprue
The price is for a single plastic sprue Supplied unpainted
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Webstore: The Earl of Essex
Robert Devereux, eldest son of the 2nd Earl of Essex who was famously executed by Elizabeth I, was born in 1591. Although one of the wealthiest men in England at the time of the English Civil War, he was never a favourite at the court of Charles I.
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Command
Officer. Lifted straight from page 116 of Wagner’s classic TYW book, this officer is a classic study. He is richly dressed, in old fashioned jacket and possibly has served on the continent himself. He will be ideal for all early armies, as Royalist,
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Webstore: Sir Thomas Fairfax
Sir Thomas Fairfax ,also known as “Black Tom” due to his dark hair and eyes was a leading Parliament General in the
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Webstore: Persian Sparabara command
Armies of the ancient near east used trumpets to signal orders to their units. These trumpets are still used in traditional Iranian music today. Their are few depictions of Persian standards in art, we do know that each Persian commander had a pe
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