RS044B - 4 Australians with Owen where disciplined volley fire and

where disciplined volley fire and drill precision were essential to battlefield effectiveness

RS032B - Dead Japanese (Khaki) is a distinctive piece for collectors and diorama builders seeking to create historically detailed WWII displays with greater realism and storytelling

it creates a figure that reflects both the warrior's identity and the ideals associated with military service

A detailed addition to displays covering the Anglo-Zulu War

representing the use of firearms alongside traditional Zulu weapons during the conflict

RS044B - 4 Australians with Owen where disciplined volley fire andRS044B 4 Australians with Owen Historical Background The Owen submachine gun became one of the most recognisable Australian weapons of World War II. Designed and produced in Australia, it gained a strong reputation for reliability, particularly during the demanding jungle campaigns of the Pacific. Australian troops valued the weapon for its performance in close quarter combat and difficult battlefield conditions. Australian infantry units relied on