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Black Powder Crimean War Russian Hussars

Original price $ 20.00 CAD - Original price $ 20.00 CAD
Original price
$ 20.00 CAD
$ 20.00 CAD - $ 20.00 CAD
Current price $ 20.00 CAD

Black Powder Crimean War Russian Hussars

Product Info

Black Powder Crimean War Russian Hussars is a cavalry unit set for the Black Powder historical tabletop wargame, representing Russian light cavalry regiments during the Crimean War. Produced by Warlord Games, this set provides fast-moving mounted troops designed for reconnaissance, harassment, and rapid exploitation on the battlefield.

Background

Russian Hussars served as agile light cavalry, tasked with scouting enemy movements, protecting flanks, and pursuing retreating forces. During the Crimean War, their speed and flexibility made them valuable in fluid engagements across wide and often difficult terrain. Known for their distinctive uniforms and aggressive use of mobility, Russian Hussars embodied the fast-striking arm of the Tsar’s cavalry forces.

What’s Included

This set includes multiple Russian Hussar cavalry miniatures mounted on horses, supplied with appropriate cavalry bases. The models are intended to form complete light cavalry units for use in Black Powder games.

About the Model / Components

Miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted, typically cast in metal to capture fine detail in uniforms, equipment, and horses. Models are scaled for 28mm historical wargaming and are fully compatible with Black Powder and other Crimean War–era tabletop systems. Assembly and painting are required, and standard hobby tools and super glue are recommended.

Why This Product Is a Great Choice

This cavalry set is an excellent choice for players building Russian Crimean War armies who want mobile, tactically flexible units with strong historical character. It adds speed, battlefield reach, and authentic visual presence to Black Powder armies, making Russian Hussars effective in both scenario-driven play and large-scale engagements.