Webstore: Imperial Roman Legionary Sprue
Andy HobdayThe price is for a single plastic sprue Supplied unpainted
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Tag: Early Imperial Romans
Webstore: Hail Caesar Army Lists – Biblical & Classical
In this, our first expansion for Hail Caesar, Rick presents no less than 63 army lists for the Biblical and Classical periods along with points costs and army composition.
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Webstore: Imperial Roman Legionary Command Sprue
The price is for a single plastic sprue Supplied unpainted
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Webstore: Hail Caesar – The Conquest of Gaul starter set
Hail Caesar is a game of tabletop battles with model soldiers set in the Ancients era. Pit your wits and tactics against your friends as your armies clash in combat on the tabletop. The Conquest of Gaul starter set gives you two starter forces
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Webstore: Imperial Roman Cohort
Deal consists of 480 Romans, 6 Centurion, 6 Optio, 6 Scorpion. 6 x Imperial Roman Command Sprue 42 x Imperial Roman Infantry Sprues 6 x Imperial Roman Scorpion Sprue 1 x Early Imperial Roman Officers 1 x
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Webstore: Imperial Roman Century on Campaign
80 x Marching Romans 10 x Roman Mules 1 x Carroballista (Roman Cart + Imperial Roman Scorpion Sprue) Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Webstore: Imperial Roman Century
Deal consists of 80 Romans, 1 Centurion, 1 Optio, 1 Scorpion. 1 x Imperial Roman Command Sprue 7 x Imperial Roman Infantry Sprues 1 x Imperial Roman Scorpion Sprue Note
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Webstore: Imperial Roman casualties
Making the ultimate sacrifice for Rome, these unfortunate Legionaries and Auxiliaries aren’t in a good way! An ideal addition to your scenic bases and to add an extra level of character to your battlefield This set contains a random s
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Webstore: Embossed Roman Scutum shield pack (20)
This pack contains 20 metal scutum with an embossed pattern so you can make your legion unique or represent some particularly honoured individuals. 20 metal scutum, supplied
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Webstore: Early Imperial Romans: Marching Legionaries contubernium
In an attempt to reduce the baggage train following Legions on the march the General Marius decreed trhat Legionaries would be responsible for carrying much of their own equipment,. Equipping them with yokes they quickly became known as Marius' Mul
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