Indian military personnel and units, with service affiliation identified in each article.
The long lance and turban make an immediate visual statement. The name “Bengal Lancer” needs more care: it describes a military setting, not one uniform shared by every rider or a modern national boundary.
A wide-brimmed hat, khaki shorts and compact automatic weapon give this Gurkha corporal a distinctive tropical-service outline. The date places him in the campaign against Japan, well before the later Malayan Emergency.
A turban, red waist sash and drawn sabre give this dismounted Jodhpur cavalryman a distinctive outline. The figure is a useful introduction to Indian service in a war whose miniature displays often concentrate on European infantry.
Explore King & Country WS078-01 Atlantic Wall Set (K11), its historical setting, distinctive details and place in the Waffen-SS collection.
Explore King & Country WS078 Atlantic Wall Bunker, its historical setting, distinctive details and place in the Waffen-SS collection.
