About this 3D model

Set of 3x 15mm muscovite boyar sons cavalrymen in campaign dress, armed with carbines and hand-to-hand weapons riding updated bahmat steppe horses. They have no body armor, although one rider wears "shishak" helmet of the earlier type with chainmail neck protection instead of lobster tail. Carbines or shortened snaphance muskets were first issued to boyar sons in 1590s. 30 years later these became main shooting weapons of muscovite feudal cavalry. Carbines were easy to use and much easier to master than traditional composite bows.