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70038 - Pikeman The long pike could be used to bring the armoured mounted soldiers to a standstill. To do this, the pike was pointed toward the charging horses. $5.99	70036 - Foot-Soldier with Battleaxe This foot soldier wears the typical long tunic of the crusader. His head is protected by a helmet with a rigid nosepiece. $5.99	70037 - Foot-Soldier with War hammer "Crusader" is the general term for the religous Knights' Orders. The most famous Orders were those of the Knights of St. John, the Templars and the Knights of the Teutonic Order. $5.99
70034 - Knight with Sword on Horse In battle against the Infidel, many knights joined forces and formed different knight's orders. $14.99	70035 - Standardbearer on Horse The two chains connect the sword and dagger to the breastplate. This is to stop the weapons falling to the ground should they be knocked out of the knight's hand. $14.99	70042 - Foot-Soldier with Scimitar The orientals were known for their colorful garments. They dyed them using natural dyes coming from earth, animals and plants. discontinued - 4 left $5.99
70043 - Foot-Soldier with Spear The oriental's opponents included the crusaders, who came to their lands to convert them. discontinued - 4 left $5.99
70040 - Soldier with Spike on Horse 33.9" x 17.7" x 16.5" The orientals also had artistically decorated armour, sheilds and textiles. The rider's bamboo spear is considerably more robust than his opponent's wooden spears. discontinued - 6 left $14.99	70041 - Soldier on Dromedary 33.9" x 17.7" x 16.5" Camels were usually used as beasts of burden. They were the means of transporting water, arrows, tents and other objects. Warriors travelled great distances on their backs. They were not used in battle. discontinued - 1 left $14.99

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