31423 Union Artillery Crewman with Fuze Pouch and Lanyard K&C WW1 ” which was not a

” which was not a particularly popular Scandinavian name

again with a pair of “Pinks”

A tank commander figure is included and the model also has the additional fuel drums mounted on the rear of the engine compartment

Measuring just over 5 feet long and firing a HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank) round it was the best infantry anti tank weapon of its time and quickly copied by the Germans

31423 Union Artillery Crewman with Fuze Pouch and Lanyard K&C WW1 ” which was not aConfederate Artillery Crewman with Sponge and Rammer Most of the artillery used during the war were still muzzle loading weapons requiring the powder charge and projectile to be loaded from the front. For a gun crew to get off the maximum number of accurate rounds per minute, they used a system whereby each man had a number. His number indicated his main task, with the number 1 position stationed at the right front of the muzzle. His main piece of