Men-At-Arms Guards 1940s often found patrolling in a

often found patrolling in a tight formation with others of its kind and firing simplistic but deadly wiggly lines of energy at their targets

Do they come in peace

Other figs and additional levels shown for scale only and sold separately

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Men-At-Arms Guards 1940s often found patrolling in aDrilled and disciplined fighters, these infantry make up the bulk of most military forces. Well provisioned and well equipped, they march at the behest of their commanding officers, ready to form battlelines when their enemy is sighted. Three multipart figures: Torso, head, interchangeable weapon arms (torches and halberds). Enough to create three complete figures. Sculpted by Michael Anderson. Cast in white metal. Painted for display by Andrew