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The solid, core troop for the Inca, Cuzco Warriors are strong and benefit from Shieldwall. Units in Shieldwall formation cannot sprint and suffer -1 Agility and Initiative. Shooting and hand-to-hand attacks on the Shieldwall suffer a -1 penalty to hit. Box contains 10 Cuzco...
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Cuzco Warriors form the bedrock of every Inca warband. When these solid fighters mass, they form an impenetrable wall of shields and weapons that their enemies stand little chance of defeating. As such, Cuzco warriors are formidable in attack or defence. The solid, core...
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The preeminent religious leader of the Inca people, the High Priest leads the ceremonies where virginal victims are sacrificed to appease the gods. Their mighty magics are also brought to bear on the battlefield, bringing destruction to all Inca enemies. The elite spellcaster of...
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The Maras is a monstrously large and terrifyingly fast snake creature that can join any Inca warband. The Maras is a formidable foe, either smashing an enemy to bloody pulp with the deadly Macuahuitl of the Gods or sweeping aside lesser foes with a...
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The Inca Oracle serves the people by interpreting the signs, omens, and portents of the gods. In battle, they support the Inca warband with their fell magic, augmenting their power by sacrificing virgins and drawing on their life energy. Box contains one Oracle, Four...
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The Sapa is a warlord unit that comes armed and armoured for battle, often with a Cuzco Warrior entourage. On foot, the Sapa is a less expensive leadership option, yet still effective when upgraded. An Inca warband must be led by one (and only...
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An Inca Sapa Warlord is the dominant political and spiritual leader of the Inca people. Believed descended from divinity, a Sapa Warlord has absolute authority. Darting through the jungle on the back of the mystical Spirit Jaguar, the Sapa Warlord bounds across the battlefield...
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Includes: 3 frames, each containing: x9 40 mm x 40 mm x4 20 mm x 20 mm x1 20 mm x 80 mm x2 20 mm x 40 mm
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Mussolini famously boasted that the Italian army had eight million bayonets standing at the ready. In actuality, the standing Italian army was far smaller than that, with huge numbers of troops conscripted into a war they neither believed in nor understood. The fighting ability...
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At the start of Italy’s war, the Italian Army had no assault engineering units designed to take on enemy fortifications. The performance of pioneer units in the German blitzkrieg demonstrated to the Italians the need for such units, leading to the creation of the...
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One of the largest ground forces of the war, the Regio Esercito (Royal Italian Army) was hardened by its experiences in Albania, Ethiopia and the Spanish Civil War prior to its entry to the Second World War. The Italian Army fielded a wide range...
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In response to the Allied landings on the Italian soil, in September 1943, Mussolini was arrested and his government overthrown by Royalist forces loyal to King Victor Emmanuel III. Italy immediately sought an armistice with the Allies which was agreed in that same month....
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In response to the Allied landings on the Italian soil, in September 1943, Mussolini was arrested and his government overthrown by Royalist forces loyal to King Victor Emmanuel III. Italy immediately sought an armistice with the Allies which was agreed in that same month....
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Note: This is the first of two Paracadutisti Paratrooper Infantry Sections. Each contains unique sculpts so are ideal to mix and match to lend your army greater variety in poses. You can find the second here The Italian paratroopers were hard men, often poorly...
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Led by tough, experienced officers, the Italian paratroopers were a well-respected foe – during the battle of El Alamein troops of the Folgore (Lightning) Division repelled the British attacks for weeks. The Folgore fought until expending their last round of ammunition, taking out British...
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Based on the reliable Czechoslovakian Panzer 38(t) chassis, almost 3,000 of Hetzers (Baiters) were built by the war’s end. Their small size and very low profile gave them distinct advantages in the role of tank hunters. In addition, the Hetzer wasn’t hampered by the...
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The Panzerjäger Tiger Ausf. B, known as the Jagdtiger (hunting tiger) was the heaviest tank ever to see action during World War Two. Developed late in the conflict, only around 80 actually reached combat, the first in September of 1944. Germany, like many nations,...
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Granted access to the mass of German Rift-tech development, Japanese scientists were able to make significant advances in new areas of technology. One such field was that of exoskeletons intended to enhance the endurance and speed of the fighting soldier. Based on the earlier...
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As the Second World War progressed, Japanese forces were pushed back from the territorial gains they had made in the early stages of the war. With Allied bombing and ground campaigns hampering Japanese industry the Emperor’s soldiers learnt to use whatever materials were at...
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Granted access to the mass of German Rift-tech development, Japanese scientists were able to make significant advances in new areas of technology. One such field was that of exoskeletons intended to enhance the endurance and speed of the fighting soldier, which rapidly led to...