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$49.00
$35.00 USD
These figures represent Greek light infantry from the 5th to mid 3rd Century BCE. These warriors were the main Greek mercenary of the 4th Century, lightly armed but also effective in close combat. Javelin men were used for skirmishing at a distance, mainly coming from the more mountainous areas of Greece.
This exceptional 60 figure set of 28mm hard plastic Greeks has superbly detailed figures and a myriad of additional parts allowing hundreds of options when building the figures. This set is fully supported by LBMS.
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Whats in the box?
56 x Figures
48 x Peltasts and Javelin Men
8 x Slingers
10 x Body options
21 x Head options
48 x Shields (8 x options)
12 x Unsheathed Swords (2 x options)
60 x Javelins
12 x Spears
This assortment of Greek miniatures is brilliant. There's enough options, especially with the Peltasts, to keep them varied so they look fantastic. Highly recommended skirmishers for an ancients army.
Greek Peltasts, Javelin Men and Slingers
Great customer service!!!
I'm in the process of collecting and painting a large Atthenian force for use with Men of Bronze. I found Victrix's Greek Peltasts, Slingers and Javelin Men an excellent set which provides the buyer 56 well-designed models. Historically, Athens fielded a large contigent of Psiloi made up of rowers from their fleet. This set will allow me to duplicate that force on the table top battlefield.
Greek Peltasts, Javelin Men and Slingers
This assortment of Greek miniatures is brilliant. There's enough options, especially with the Peltasts, to keep them varied so they look fantastic. Highly recommended skirmishers for an ancients army.
Greek Peltasts, Javelin Men and Slingers
Great customer service!!!
I'm in the process of collecting and painting a large Atthenian force for use with Men of Bronze. I found Victrix's Greek Peltasts, Slingers and Javelin Men an excellent set which provides the buyer 56 well-designed models. Historically, Athens fielded a large contigent of Psiloi made up of rowers from their fleet. This set will allow me to duplicate that force on the table top battlefield.
Greek Peltasts, Javelin Men and Slingers