M4 Sherman medium tank (plastic) unit-anti-tank craftsmen and war machines from

craftsmen and war machines from the Roman Empire

deemed as a success but too late to influence the war's outcome

targes/ bucklers and sword arms

Our four archers then can represent either skilled huntsmen used to stalking their prey or the younger or older warriors not considered suitable for the clash of steel

Please note: The rubble featured in the product photography has been added as a scenic example to showcase how the piece can be integrated into a battlefield setting

M4 Sherman medium tank (plastic) unit-anti-tank craftsmen and war machines fromWhen the M4 medium tank first saw action with the British Army at El Alamein it represented a qualitative step change in performance, with its 75mm gun in a powered turret. Dubbed the Sherman by the British, this name was later adopted by the US. The most produced American tank of the war, the M4 was the initial version and though it was later modified, it showcased the tank's advantages it was reliable, easy to maintain, relatively fast and had