Servant cossacks with snaphance muskets - ready to order

New set of shooty servant cossacks is ready to order.

Here you get 6 cossacks with early snaphance flintlocks that were the most popular type of handgun in moscovite tsardom at the end of XVI-th and at the first quarter of XVII-th centuries. They were heavy and unreliable with a weak small bullet, but also cheap to produce.

3 guys are made in kneeling poses so you can use them as some kind of scouts in Don or Ural cossack armies if you want. Moreover, these models can also be used to represent russian partisans of 1812 armed with obsolete firearms (need to mention that snaphance muskets were still in use for hunting at the start of XIX-th century in rural Scandinavia for example).

You can order this set here. Stay tuned, more to come.