Webstore: Caesar’s Legions command sprue
Andy HobdayThe price is for a single plastic sprue Supplied unpainted
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Webstore: Legions of Rome army deal
With loads of new Roman models out we’ve taken this opportunity to make our Legions of Rome Deal even better. The perfect start to an Imperial Roman army this set includes: 80 Plastic Legionaries 4 Scorpion Catapults
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Webstore: Early Imperial Romans: Balearic Slingers Regiment
These miniatures are based on the much-feared Balearic slingers from the Balearic Islands off the Mediterranean coast of Spain but are ideal for use in any Roman army representing the many-serried ranks of slingers supporting the Roman war machine…
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Webstore: Early Imperial Romans: Pack Mule
Each contubernia of 8 men would be served by two mules laden with their leather tent, tools, cooking equipment and a variety of weapons and spare equipment. This model is ideal as part of a baggage train, for those little dioramas you’ve been th
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Webstore: Caesarians Pullo and Vorenus, Heroes of Rome
Pack contains 2 metal figures. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Webstore: Early Imperial Romans: Auxiliaries Contubernium
Auxiliary units were attached to individual Legions as opposed to being an integral part of their structure. This attachment could last for many years. The fact Auxiliary regiments being attached to a legion does not mean that they were not cap
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Webstore: Early Imperial Romans: Marching Legionaries Regiment
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’ Mules.<
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Webstore: Leather-covered EIR Scutum pack (20)
As a Roman scutum can double in weight when wet Legionaries would cover their shield in an oiled leather wrap when not on parade or in battle to protect it from the elements. This pack contains 20 metal scutum with leather cover.
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Webstore: Early Imperial Romans: Praetorian Cavalry
Formed by the first Emperor, Augustus in the hope that he would be protected from the fate of his illustrious forebear, Julius Caesar, the Praetorian Guard were the Emperor's Elite bodyguard and also policed the city of Rome. Origi
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