Webstore: Dacian army deal
Andy HobdayThe perfect start to a Dacian army, this set includes: 2 boxes of
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Tag: Dacians
Preview: Celtic Archers
Paul SawyerLucky for you that Paul has fast hands (must come from working hard to grab that last bacon butty). He managed to snatch these sculpts back from the mouldmaker in time to take these snaps. Great models for adding extra firepower to your Celt, Dacian (on the way very soon!) and, if you’re that way…
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Falx? What’s a Fa…
We’ve been warning of their approach at conventions and wargames shows for a few months now, but now Peter ‘The Count’ Dennis has provided us with the art for our Dacians boxed set. This will be the first release in our Dacian and Sarmatian range for Celt armies and we’ll have photos of the models…
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Webstore: Ancient Celts: Archers
We have produced a set of what may better be called Barbarian archers as we think that these lads would look great in a Dacian army, a German horde as well as most Celtic tribes. Use of the bow in Britain seemed to have been only for hunting, th
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Webstore: Dacians: Sarmatian Cataphracts boxed set
When the Roman armies crossed the Danube and clashed with the tough Dacians of present day Romania they may not have counted on them bringing along their warlike allies, the Sarmatians. The Sarmatians seem to have become staunch
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Webstore: Ancient Celts: Archer Regiment
We have produced a set of what may better be called Barbarian archers as we think that these lads would look great in a Dacian army, a German horde as well as most Celtic tribes.
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Webstore: Dacians: Scorpio
According to the peace of 89, Decebalus became a client king of Rome receiving money, craftsmen and war machines from the Roman Empire, to defen
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Webstore: Dacians: Scorpio Battery
According to the peace of 89, Decebalus became a client king of Rome receiving money, craftsmen and war machines from the Roman Empire, to defen
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Webstore: Dacians: Command
The Dacians were, by Roman accounts, a savage bunch. Then again they thought everyone non-Roman was a savage. They may well have been right!
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Webstore: Dacians: King Decebalus and his Shaman Advisor
Decebalus, or "The Brave" , was
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