1885 Sudan Campaign British Army 

• 6 Units of Marching Infantry, each of 24 figures
• 6 Units of Firing Infantry, each of 24 figures
• 3 Units of mounted Camels Corps each of 9 figures
• 3 Units of dismounted Camel Corps, each of 21 figures
• 4 Artillery pieces and crew
• 2 Gardner guns and crew
• 3 strips of mounted officers

Each unit of Foot consists of five strips of line infantry and one of command. Each mounted unit consists of two strips of line and one of command.

Bases are not included

Zulu Wars British Army 

• 6 Units of Marching Infantry, each of 24 figures
• 6 Units of Firing Infantry, each of 24 figures
• 3 Units of Dragoons of 9 figures
• 3 Units of Lancers of 9 figures
• 4 Artillery pieces
• 2 Gatling guns

Each unit of Foot consists of five strips of line infantry and one of command. Each mounted unit consists of two strips of line and one of command.

Bases are not included

Mahdist Army Pack

• 4 Units of Mahdist, each of 48 figures
• 4 Units of Hadendowah warriors, each of 48 figures
• 2 Units of Riflemen each of 24 figures
• 3 Units of Mahdist cavalry of 9 figures
• 3 Units of Mahdist camelry of 9 figures
• 3 Strips of Command figures

The Baccus Colonial Army packs are not designed for use with a particular rules set. They are however organised the popular Polemos standard, with each regiment and troop fitting on to a 60mm frontage.

Each unit of infantry consists of twelve strips, cavalry and camelry, three strips.

Bases and flags are not included

Zulu Army Pack

• 10 Units of spear-armed warriors, each of 48 figures
• 2 Units of Firing warriors, each of 24 figures

The Baccus Colonial Army packs are not designed for use with a particular rules set. They are however organised the popular Polemos standard, with each regiment and troop fitting on to a 60mm frontage.

Each unit of spear-armed infantry consists of twelve strips and each rifle-armed six strips.

Bases not included