SFA032 - Zulu Assegai Raised D-Day Its distinctive open-top gun position

Its distinctive open-top gun position and compact tank design make it a fascinating addition for collectors interested in lesser-known aspects of WWII armoured warfare

It reflected the broader wartime emphasis on loyalty to the Emperor and the concept of service as a moral duty rather than simply a profession

including the steel helmet (like the Type 90)

Dressed in a WWII-era uniform and equipped for frontline service

The posture of an Australian sentry is typically upright and alert

SFA032 - Zulu Assegai Raised D-Day Its distinctive open-top gun positionSFA032 Zulu Assegai Raised The SFA032 Zulu Assegai Raised portrays a Zulu warrior in the heat of battle, raising his assegai as he prepares to attack. The assegai, particularly the short stabbing spear known as the iklwa, became closely associated with the Zulu military system. Introduced during the reforms of King Shaka Zulu, this weapon was designed for close combat and reflected the aggressive tactics that made Zulu regiments such as the uThulwana,