JOAN OF ARC

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From peasant girl to national heroine of France, Joan of Arc acted under divine guidance as an aggressive military commander who always opted for attack over defense. In 13 known engagements during the Hundred Years' War, between 1429 and 1430, her troops were victorious nine times. At least 30 different cities, towns, and villages surrendered without a fight when she approached with her army. She was a skilled horse and swordswoman, and tactically knew how to direct armies and place artillery to dramatic effect. She was captured by a Burgundian force during a skirmish near Compiegne and later and burned at the stake by the English.

28mm made of metal. Figures may require some assembly and are supplied unpainted. Model does NOT include banner pole and flag. These have to be made yourself.

Only 500 will be made. Each set comes with a numbered gift card.