SFA039C - Standing Firing Carbineer - Corporal D-Day where soldiers took cover behind

where soldiers took cover behind shields or terrain while preparing to assault walls

This figure depicts a Theban soldier wearing a Corinthian-style helmet and carrying a red shield decorated with a lion design

Favoured for its reliability and comfort over rough wartime roads

This detailed set features both the Goliath demolition vehicle and its engineer operator

he oversaw Australian operations across multiple theatres

SFA039C - Standing Firing Carbineer - Corporal D-Day where soldiers took cover behindSFA039C Standing Firing Carbineer Corporal The SFA039C Standing Firing Carbineer Corporal depicts an experienced non commissioned officer standing ready to engage the enemy during a Victorian era battlefield encounter. The corporal was an important leadership figure within military units, responsible for enforcing orders, maintaining discipline and supporting battlefield manoeuvres. During the Anglo Zulu War, soldiers were required to remain organised