20031 - Zulu uThulwana Regiment Charging with Knobkerrie No.1 Reduce vulnerability to close-range infantry

Reduce vulnerability to close-range infantry attacks

elements of parachute-qualified infantry have been used in special operations

This position provided:

maintaining formation integrity during loading was critical

During World War II

20031 - Zulu uThulwana Regiment Charging with Knobkerrie No.1 Reduce vulnerability to close-range infantryZulu uThulwana Regiment Charging with Knobkerrie No. 1 is a 54mm 1: 30 scale historical miniature figure depicting a warrior of the uThulwana Regiment in a dynamic attacking pose using a knobkerrie (traditional wooden club). This type of figure is typically part of Anglo Zulu War diorama ranges, especially those representing the Battle of Rorke's Drift and related engagements during the 1879 invasion of South Africa. Key features: Hand painted metal