The British Legion is one unit of the American Revolution which has attained lasting fame...or infamy, depending on one's perspective. Commanded through its American campaigns by Banastre Tarleton, the Legion was known as an effective and sometimes ruthless fighting force. Whether fighting in the North (for example, at Poundridge NY) or the South (Camden SC), the Legion was generally the victors. They refused to charge during the Battle of Cowpens, but they later fought desperately at Guilford Court House and executed a lighting raid against Thomas Jefferson, missing him by minutes.
Figures are Chinese copies of Italeri; heads by All the King's Men. Heavy conversion was required on the riders and some on the horses. Painted with Testors paints.
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