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NKE-11B1 - Egyptian Infantry, Battle of Kadesh | John Jenkins Designs
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NKE-11B1 – Egyptian Infantry, Battle of Kadesh | John Jenkins Designs
By the time the armies met at Kadesh, Egypt and the Hittite Empire were competing for influence over strategically important territories in Syria and the Levant.
NKE-11B1 – Egyptian Infantry represents one of the foot soldiers caught up in that struggle between two of the great powers of the Late Bronze Age.
These infantrymen formed the essential mass behind the more prestigious chariot arm. They marched the long distances required by the campaign, protected positions and fought when the opposing armies came into contact.
For a Kadesh diorama, NKE-11B1 is ideal for extending the Egyptian battle line. Group him with the other NKE-11 infantry variants, then introduce archers, standards and chariots around the formation to build a much richer representation of Ramesses II's army.
Available from The Military Workshop – a strong John Jenkins Designs infantry figure for expanding one of the ancient world's most fascinating battlefield collections.
Brand: John Jenkins
