Household Cavalry Formal Bundle
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DESCRIPTION
This Household Cavalry Formal Bundle is for use in Roblox, for ceremonial and formal use, it includes key parts of equipment with PBR textures. This product is ready to use, and comes with many asset for ceremonial duties in London.
This Pack includes:
– Household Cavalry Cuirass
– Blues & Royals Helmets + Lifeguard Helmets + Farrier Helmets
– Dismounted Cross belts
– Lifeguard Uniforms
– Blues & Royal Uniforms
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