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Combining mobility with devastating indirect firepower, Spanish light howitzers provided valuable battlefield support during the brutal campaigns of the Peninsular War.
Following the French occupation of Spain in 1808 and the installation of Joseph Bonaparte as king, Spanish forces joined the struggle against Napoleon alongside their British allies. In a conflict defined by constant movement and fierce resistance, mobile artillery became an increasingly important asset.
Light howitzers assigned to horse artillery batteries could be rapidly repositioned wherever support was needed most. Once deployed, they lobbed explosive shells high over friendly troops, striking enemy formations and defensive positions with deadly effect.
For Black Powder, this mobile artillery piece adds both tactical flexibility and strong historical character to any Napoleonic Spanish force. Its ability to support advancing infantry or react quickly to enemy breakthroughs makes it a highly versatile battlefield addition.
The finely sculpted crew, realistic equipment and compact artillery piece make this set especially enjoyable for painters and collectors looking to expand the artillery arm of their Spanish forces.
Fast-moving and capable of delivering explosive fire exactly where it was needed, Spanish horse artillery howitzers became a dangerous threat to Napoleon’s armies across the Iberian Peninsula.