ALM-18B - Almoravid Spearmen (2) Papau New Guinea The regimental colours inspired the

The regimental colours inspired the troops while musicians maintained formation and morale amidst the confusion of combat

This detailed set captures a significant moment in military engineering history

It serves as a historical tribute to Charlie Chaplin's massive popularity during the First World War

small battle groups were frequently assembled from available infantry

ALM-18B - Almoravid Spearmen (2) Papau New Guinea The regimental colours inspired theALM 18B Almoravid Spearmen (2) The Almoravid Empire emerged from the deserts of North Africa to become one of the most powerful Islamic dynasties of the medieval world. Their disciplined spearmen formed the backbone of armies that conquered vast territories stretching into Spain, earning a reputation for unwavering determination in battle. This impressive pair of warriors reflects the distinctive armour and equipment of the period with remarkable