Crimean War Turkish cavalry command
Once the scourge of Europe in earlier eras, by the time of the Crimean War, the cavalry arm was considered the worst element of the Ottoman army. These colourful and distinctive troops in their bright red fez headwear were mainly used in strategic support roles in secondary theatres like the Caucusus Front. While not always in decisive heavy cavalry charges like their European counterparts, they were crucial for reconnaissance, picket duty, and disrupting Russian movements.
Contains 3 multi-part metal 28mm cavalry miniatures.
Miniature sculpted by Michael Percy.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Once the scourge of Europe in earlier eras, by the time of the Crimean War, the cavalry arm was considered the worst element of the Ottoman army. These colourful and distinctive troops in their bright red fez headwear were mainly used in strategic support roles in secondary theatres like the Caucusus Front. While not always in decisive heavy cavalry charges like their European counterparts, they were crucial for reconnaissance, picket duty, and disrupting Russian movements.
Contains 3 multi-part metal 28mm cavalry miniatures.
Miniature sculpted by Michael Percy.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Description
Once the scourge of Europe in earlier eras, by the time of the Crimean War, the cavalry arm was considered the worst element of the Ottoman army. These colourful and distinctive troops in their bright red fez headwear were mainly used in strategic support roles in secondary theatres like the Caucusus Front. While not always in decisive heavy cavalry charges like their European counterparts, they were crucial for reconnaissance, picket duty, and disrupting Russian movements.
Contains 3 multi-part metal 28mm cavalry miniatures.
Miniature sculpted by Michael Percy.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.
