47102 - U.S. War of 1812 Infantry Drummer First Legion-WWII 75mm This is one big ‘Badass’

This is one big ‘Badass’ that you do not want to mess with

The ‘LAH’

Unlike the first Command Vehicle this new version also has a 2-colour camouflage scheme

Settler uprisings in 1832 and 1835 led to secession from Mexico and the founding of the Republic of Texas

at the Battle of Trafalgar led to British naval supremacy over the next century and beyond

47102 - U.S. War of 1812 Infantry Drummer First Legion-WWII 75mm This is one big ‘Badass’U. S. War of 1812 Infantry Drummer The U. S. Army regulations of 1808 authorized each infantry regiment to have two Principal Musicians one drummer and fifer for each of its ten companies. In reality it was difficult to recruit, train, and maintain that many musicians. Contemporary European experience proved that it took approximately five years to train a drummer in all of the various drum signals used at the time. It was even more difficult to