FW192-Q - Kneeling Firing (Queensland) D-Day sentries were responsible for maintaining

sentries were responsible for maintaining security and remaining alert to potential threats

The focused aiming pose and detailed equipment make it an excellent addition to colonial warfare displays and historical collections

and the ornate ram’s head shield creates a visually impressive figure full of historical character

British infantry relied on disciplined formations and the rapid use of their Martini-Henry rifles to defend against determined Zulu assaults

motivating

FW192-Q - Kneeling Firing (Queensland) D-Day sentries were responsible for maintainingFW192 Q "Kneeling Firing (Queensland)" is a highly detailed, 1: 30 scale hand painted metal military miniature produced by King & Country. It depicts a World War I Australian infantryman from the 9th Infantry Battalion (Queensland) in a kneeling position, prepared to fire a rifle grenade.