Chinese Cavalry

Chinese cavalry served many competing armies during the early twentieth century, including regional warlord forces and Nationalist formations. Horses remained useful across wide inland distances and where infrastructure was limited. Their tactical employment varied, so a mounted Chinese figure may represent reconnaissance, security, or local mobile forces rather than a single standardized national cavalry establishment. The wars and political upheavals of the period produced shifting alliances and changing access to equipment. Mounted units could serve a regional commander, a national army, or other forces at different times. That history makes local affiliation important, especially where an otherwise generic sculpt is intended to represent a particular campaign rather than Chinese cavalry in general.

Finish and color

Supplied unpainted and printed in the selected color. Choose from the available product color options.

Tabletop use

Suitable for period-appropriate custom scenarios in Global War 1936, Global Empires, and compatible Axis & Allies games. Use suitable scenario or house rules for unit statistics and any technology upgrades. This piece does not supply additional game rules.

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