Household Cavalry Cuirass

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The Household Cavalry Cuirass was won in the Battle of Waterloo, the regiment see it as a battle honour and wear it as one after the defeat of a French Cuirassier Regiment.

This pack includes:

– Custom Kit

– Custom PBR textures

– Scripted for use

– Kit included: Officer Cuirass, Sergeant Cuirass, Ranker Cuirass

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