SW003 Kneeling Ashigaru Archer Papau New Guinea and distinctive shield artwork make

and distinctive shield artwork make this figure particularly appealing to collectors interested in Greek history

it has developed specialist parachute-capable units and training pathways for rapid deployment forces

particularly at the defence of Rorke’s Drift

and combat pose reflect the prestige and professionalism associated with Rome’s imperial guard

SW003 Kneeling Ashigaru Archer Papau New Guinea and distinctive shield artwork makeOutfitted and equipped in the same manner as SW001 this particular Archer is in addition wearing the Jingasa, the conical or bowl shaped war hat designed for combat and mass production. These war hats were typically made of lacquered iron, leather or wood and provided basic protection against downward blows and both the sun and inclement weather. In addition, clan and unit crests would often be painted at the front of each hat which would be attached