The figures below, made from plastic are delicately painted and hand finished. They are highly detailed and come very safely packaged, along with some limited historical information.

Each figure comes in a very solid box, either wrapped in a cushion of bubble-wrap (small figures) or encased in a block of styrofoam (large figures). Joint posting of smaller figures may be possible, by taping together their boxes. The largely figures can however only be posted out as separate boxes.

If you have any question, please feel free to send an e-mail.

Please note:
My suppliers inform me that production of this item has now come to an end. My remaining stock on these items is very limited and cannot be replenished.

8cm figures (3.15 inches)
Praetorian Signifer A standard bearer of the third praetorian cohort of ca. AD 100. (please note; the tassels atop the standard are made from gold coloured string) --- Sold Out! --- US$ 7.20 (ca. UK£ 4.00)	Legionary, Legion II 'Adiutrix' A 1st century AD legionary from the Legio II Adiutrix bearing the typical shield (scutum) and spear (pilum). --- Sold Out! --- US$ 7.20 (ca. UK£ 4.00)	Centurion A Roman centurion wearing his insignia, denoting him to all as an officer; the distinct crested helmet, greaves and red cape. . US$ 7.20 (ca. UK£ 4.00)

14cm figures (5.5 inches)
Aquilifer Legion XI 'Claudia pia Fidelis' The bearer of the eagle standard of a legion was the aquilifer. This one wears a bronze helmet, bears a shield and sword and, naturally, the aquila standard. (please note; the standard is not fixed to the figure and is supplied separately within the box.) --- Sold Out! --- US$ 14.40 (ca. UK£ 8.00)	Centurion Legion II 'Augusta' A centurion in chain mail armour, bearing sword and shield. Note also the greaves (shin guards) typical to his rank. His helmet (archaeologically defined: 'Coolus type F') is decorated with a plume of horsehair and feathers. . . --- Sold Out! --- US$ 14.40 (ca. UK£ 8.00)	Signifer Legion XIV 'Gemina' A standard bearer of the signum standard, known as a signifer, shown here in a parade mask, denoting him as a guardian of an object of spiritual importance. . . . US$ 14.40 (ca. UK£ 8.00)