Wargames Atlantic - Patrick Harper 1809

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“WE’LL MURDER THE BASTARDS!” Second in our officially licensed SHARPE’S RIFLES range is, of course, Patrick Harper. “He was a huge man, an Irish giant in a small-statured army, and a troublemaker. He had a broad, flat face with sandy eyebrows that now were whitened by frozen sleet.” Bernard Cornwell, Sharpe's Rifles This hard plastic set includes one 54mm display piece with a scenic base and a 28mm version that can be built in two ways with a textured 25mm round base. The 54mm model depicts Harper as he defends Blas Vivar’s chest by firing his ramrod into a French cavalryman. The 28mm model de

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