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Pistoliers & Outriders Kit

January 2007·p. 25

THE SHORT VERSION

A detailed component chart separates the shared cavalry bodies and horses from the weapons and clothing that distinguish Pistoliers and Outriders. It identifies repeater handguns, pistols, a blunderbuss, musician parts and numerous accessories, showing how the same frame supports two different regiments. The breakdown provides a planning reference for selecting a rider’s equipment and decorative details before assembly.

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