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Toy soldiers
- World War II
- 28 MM
- UNIQUE ORIGINAL
CC 018 Landsknecht Doppelsöldner
Painted 1:30 scale toy soldiers.
Pavía Battle 1525 collection
Reference: CC 018 Landsknecht Doppelsöldner
Modeled, cast and painted in our workshop
Made in Spain figures for collectors.
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Los Doppelsöldner Landsknecht was mercenary soldiers from Germany known for their fierce combat skills during the Renaissance, especially in the 15th and 16th centuries. The term "Doppelsöldner" translates to "double pay," indicating that these warriors received higher wages than other mercenaries due to their prowess and danger on the battlefield.
Dressed in colorful and flamboyant uniforms, the Doppelsöldner were part of the Landsknecht infantry, a military force primarily composed of heavy infantry troops. Their weaponry included longswords, halberds, and other polearms, and they were known for employing aggressive and coordinated tactics on the battlefield.
The distinctive skill of the Doppelsöldner Landsknecht lay in their ability to handle double-edged weapons, such as large swords or oversized halberds. Their presence on the front lines instilled significant fear in their opponents. These mercenaries were hired by various European leaders and monarchs due to their reputation as brave and effective warriors.
Despite their combat prowess, Landsknechte were known for their mercenary nature and, at times, could switch sides based on offers and conditions. Their legacy endures as an intriguing part of Renaissance military history, leaving a lasting mark on the tactics and culture of warfare during that period.