British Soldiers

Figures in light kit, without FSMO.

With arms and kit as shown in image.

Heads from SMAB01.

Suitable for R.A.M.C. (field hospitals), R.A.S.C. (supply depot), R.A.O.C. (munitions), POWs (under armed guard), L.R.O.C. (narrow-gauge railway operatives).

This 'fatigue' group of shirt sleeved figures has many applications, for it must be debatable how a soldier spent most of his time digging and lifting, hammering posts and laying barbed wire or just humping shells and ammo. When not occupied they were being shelled, soaked to the skin or freezing cold. They called themselves the P.B.I. simply Poor Bloody Infantry.

At the start of the war, the B.E.F. called many Boer war veterans back to the colours, and a hard bitten lot they were.

Heads from SMAB01.

Arms as shown but without sacks or tools except SMB09F.