The Celts used large amounts of slingers in battle, to support their spearmen and to weaken the enemy before a close-quarters encounter Often made up from those Celts too young or too old to join their tribesfolk in the heart of the battle they
Want to add more slavering hounds for your Dog Handler to unleash? Look no further – this pack contains 5 random metal Warhounds Saves you 25p against buying them separately Note: models are supplied un
The Celts used large amounts of slingers in battle, to support their spearmen and to weaken the enemy before a close-quarters encounter Often made up from those Celts too young or too old to join their tribesfolk in the heart of the battle they
At the fore of an attack would come the Celt Linebreakers. These brave (foolish?) men would run forward armed with their swords and spears and disrupt the enemy battleline by jumping over shields and making a hole in the enemy line for their allies to
Providing ranged support for the blocks of warriors intent on getting to grips with the enemy, Javelinmen are a vital component for any Celtic army. The Celt Javelinmen Regiment conta
Tribalk Chieftain’s often took to the battlefield in chariots – especially the British Celts who excelled at chariot warfare. This model, inspired by Osprey Publishing’s superb artwork illustrated by the late Angus McBride shows a Chieftain respl
There are few more iconic images of the Celt army than squadrons of chariots hurtling across the battlefield harrying the enemy flanks or providing shock tactics to test the mettle of the enemy battleline This chariot encapsulates the consummate
There are few more iconic images of the Celt army than squadrons of chariots hurtling across the battlefield harrying the enemy flanks or providing shock tactics to test the mettle of the enemy battleline This chariot shows the symbiotic relation
Not to be outdone, having pitted their individual warrior prowess against their foes and been found wanting, these dead and wounded Celts will make a great addition to the bases of your Celt army. Of course, they’ll also do very nicely on the bas
This regiment offer combines the multi-pose flexibility of our superb plastic Celtic Warriors with finely detailed metal and resin components. The ponies come with the riders’ legs attached – all you need to do is choose which upper torso and shi
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