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Running Grenadier
This is a Consignment sale piece we are offering. It comes bubble-wrapped.
The sword is snapped off as shown. You can also see adhesive residue where the foot is attached to the base.
This is an assembled plastic kit by Historex and has been painted as shown. It is mounted on the wooden base.
Painted Plastic Napoleonic Figure
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Folgore Grenadier
An extra paratrooper prepares to hurl a grenade at the opposition.
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Merry Grenadiers
Back at the British Camp, celebrations have started early for Christmas! For soldiers cooped up in the isolated garrison forts in the wilderness there was little to do in the off-duty hours but eat, sleep, gamble and drink! New England Rum, popularly known as “Killdevil”, was issued daily to the men. A gill or quarter pint was the authorized ration, but men could earn an extra gill in lieu of money for extra duties such as road building or fort construction. Also in some cases after returning from strenuous patrols or successful expeditions Enterprising soldiers could always find extra drink somewhere. At Quebec in the winter months it was a serious problem liquors were extremely scarce, and when men could procure them, they generally drank to excess, it was not uncommon thing in the morning, to find several men frozen to death from the cause.
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Viet Minh Grenadier
All new Viet Minh to tackle the brave Legionnaires.
Limited Run of 100.
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The Kokoda Grenadier
A standing Australian infantryman prepares to ‘lob’ a ‘Mills Bomb’ (a British-made hand grenade) towards the enemy. As he throws the grenade with his right hand he holds his trusty .303 Lee Enfield rifle in the other. A dramatic fighting Aussie ‘digger’ battling against advancing Japanese infantry somewhere on the Kokoda Trail in the middle of 1942.
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