Wallenstein's Lifeguard D-Day

Wallenstein's Lifeguard D-DayMost commanders of the period went into battle with a personal guard, or Lifeguard. As supreme commander of the Catholic League forces, and mercenary captain extraordinaire, Wallensteins lifeguard was more akin to a private army consisting of both foot and mounted companies. Originally the mounted arm of the Lifeguard consisted of two Harquebusier companies, but by 1627 when Ottavio Piccolomini (who became a famed cavalry commander in his own right)

the M36 Jackson was introduced

a Signifer and a Cornificer

C=conventional cab

with the cover name of Nebelwerfer or "Fog thrower"

Contains 1 metal handler and 3 metal mules

as some wargames rules only provide for 2 actual ranks of spearmen to represent the body of spearmen

In games of Bolt Action it is an Armoured Car (DV 7+) armed with a light autocannon and can be included in armoured platoons

Pack contains 3 metal figures

Enough plastic components to make 30 German infantry miniatures - Including a host of options to allow for different weapon configurations and command models

Despite their fame

this powerful warrior queen banded together various British tribes to resist Roman occupation

Contains 8 metal figures