Flavian Era Roman Legionaries Mid 1st Century CE – Early 2nd Century CE 1/72 Scale Model Plastic Figures

Flavian Era Roman Legionaries Mid 1st Century CE – Early 2nd Century CE 1/72 Scale Model Plastic Figures Example Poses

Flavian Era Roman Legionaries Mid 1st Century CE – Early 2nd Century CE 1/72 Scale Model Plastic Figures Painted Set

Flavian Era Roman Legionaries Mid 1st Century CE – Early 2nd Century CE 1/72 Scale Model Plastic Figures Painted Single Figure

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Flavian Era Roman Legionaries Mid 1st Century CE – Early 2nd Century CE 1/72 Scale Model Plastic Figures

HaT IndustriesSKU: HAT-8082

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45 figures
8 poses
Molded in light tan or grey.
Assembly, preparation and painting is required
Box dimensions: 4.6” W x 6.6” H x 1.3” D
Recommend for hobbyists and miniature gamers 12 years and above.

The first and early second centuries were something of a high point for the Roman Empire, and this period also saw the emergence of the 'classic' appearance of the Roman soldier. During these years the Loricae Segmentata of linked iron plates appeared and became the main garb of the legionnaire. The equipment is the usual gladius and pilum plus the scutum (shield). This scutum is square-edged and semi-cylindrical, which is the best known classic shape but actually only was in service during this period of the Roman empire.

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Flavian Era Roman Legionaries Mid 1st Century CE – Early 2nd Century CE 1/72 Scale Model Plastic Figures

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