ROM013A - Standing in Reserve or classical scenes where history

or classical scenes where history and legend meet

The Kurogane Type 95 was a compact

These forces often took part in amphibious landings and the defence of strategically important islands

this figure adds presence and historical atmosphere

Capturing an enemy flag was a major victory

ROM013A - Standing in Reserve or classical scenes where historyStanding in Reserve describes a soldier or unit positioned behind the main line of battle, held back from immediate engagement in order to reinforce, exploit success, or respond to emergencies on the battlefield. It is a concept used across many armies, but is especially characteristic of organised infantry systems from the 18th century onward. Battlefield purpose Reserve troops are not inactivethey are a controlled tactical resource. Commanders use