- Wars of the Roman Empire 27 BC – 476 AD Collection
- Approximately 2.4” tall (60 mm)
- 9 highly detailed historically accurate plastic figures (Foot & Mounted)
- Molded in gray
- Unpainted figures and requires some assembly.
- Box dimensions: 8.1" x 5.8" x 1.6"
- Recommended for hobbyists and miniature gamers 14 years and above.
This Expeditionary Force boxed set of 9 unpainted and unassembled 54mm plastic model figures from the “Wars of the Roman Empire” collection and is representative of the Pretorian Guard.
This Expeditionary Force boxed set of 9 unpainted and unassembled 60 mm plastic model figures from the “Wars of the Roman Empire” collection and is representative of the Pretorian Guard.
In the annals of early Imperial Rome, the Praetorian Guard emerges as a formidable institution of paramount significance. Instituted by Augustus Caesar, this elite cohort served as the personal guardians of the Roman Emperor, entrusted with the solemn duty of safeguarding the sovereign and preserving the sanctity of the imperial throne. Clad in resplendent armor and wielding arms with unwavering devotion, these stalwart sentinels stood as the embodiment of imperial authority and martial prowess.
Recruited from the ranks of seasoned veterans and endowed with unparalleled discipline and loyalty, the Praetorian Guard epitomized the pinnacle of military excellence within the Roman Empire. Stationed within the hallowed confines of the Castra Praetoria in Rome, their presence cast a formidable shadow over the political landscape, exerting a profound influence on the affairs of state. Beyond their ceremonial role, the Praetorians wielded considerable political clout, often acting as kingmakers and arbiters of imperial succession.
Yet, the Praetorian Guard's illustrious legacy is not devoid of controversy and intrigue. Throughout the annals of Roman history, they found themselves embroiled in acts of political machination and treachery, their allegiance sometimes swayed by the caprice of power and ambition. Nevertheless, their enduring significance as custodians of imperial authority and symbols of military might persists as a testament to their indelible imprint upon the annals of Roman governance.
Note: The models are made from non-phthalate plastics and tested for compliance with toy safety regulations. Please note the actual content of the box-set may contain minor variations from the photographs.
