Early 4-equid Battlewagon I

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Early 4-equid Battlewagon I

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    Description

    Early 4-equid Battlewagon I contains 1 four-wheeled battlewagon with 4 equids (metal); 3 crew figures: driver, spear thrower, and commander (metal, only 2 ride in the wagon). The included models are made of metal and are supplied as unpainted tabletop kits. The four-horse battlewagon was the most powerful weapon of the early Sumerian city-states in the 3rd millennium BC. Drawn by donkeys or donkey-onager hybrids, these heavy four-wheeled vehicles served as shock troops on the battlefields of Mesopotamia and Syria.

    What's included

    • 1 four-wheeled chariot with 4 equids (metal)
    • 3 crew figures: driver, spearman, and commander (metal, only 2 ride in the chariot)
    • Supplied unpainted and unassembled

    Material: Metal

    SKU: WG-EMB-33

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    Background & context

    The four-wheeled battlewagon was the most powerful weapon of the early Sumerian city-states in the 3rd millennium BC. Pulled by donkeys or donkey-onager hybrids, these heavy four-wheeled vehicles served as shock troops on the battlefields of Mesopotamia and Syria. City-states such as Ur, Lagash, Kish, and Umma in Sumer, as well as Mari and Ebla in Syria, employed such battlewagons in their bitter struggles against each other. The famous Standard of Ur impressively depicts these vehicles in battle formation. The crew consisted of a driver and a javelinman or commander, who together combined firepower and leadership.

    On the tabletop

    Drawn by four equids, donkeys or donkey-onager hybrids, this four-wheeled battlewagon adds hitting power to your Sumerian army in Hail Caesar. It suits the city-states of the 3rd millennium BC such as Uruk, Ur, Lagash, Umma, Eridu and Kish, as well as Mari and Ebla in Syria. Beside the driver either the javelinman or the commander rides, and the third figure is spare. The Standard of Ur shows such wagons rolling over fallen enemies. No base is included.

    Manufacturer & safety

    Safety information

    Not a toy.
    Not suitable for children under 14 years.
    Contains small parts and sharp components.
    Supplied unassembled and unpainted.
    Assembly required.
    Glue and paints not included.

    Manufacturer

    Warlord Games Limited
    Unit 1 Central Court
    Finch Close
    Nottingham
    NG7 2NN
    United Kingdom

    Importer

    Warlord Games Limited
    Representative: Christian Münzer
    P.O. Box 180134
    40568 Düsseldorf
    Germany
    Email: gpsr@warlordgames.com
    Phone: +49 211 50946904

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