Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[jdesmond]

Salutations, gentlefolk,

Minifigs 'strip' figures available for sale or trade:

F.O.B. Philadelphia, Pa. USA

Numbers - those cast into strip at end
Part-painted - probably best stripped and reprimed


Part 1 - Hellenistic period


Macedonian pikemen, plain helmet - 2 strips of 5, ? 47
4 loose, partially painted
1 loose, partially painted, pike broken off

Macedonian pikemen with crested helmet
1 strip of 5, A 18

Peltasts - crescent shield, helmet, upright javelin
5 loose, part painted

Macedonian companian cavalry - 1 loose figure,
complete average paint job

Hellenistic extra-heavy cavalry,
3 part-painted loose figures, including
1 with spear broken

Hoplites, crested helmet - 2 strips of 4

Hoplite Command - 3 officers with sword, 1 trumpeter,
1 'pan-pipes'

Numidian lt inf - 'mohawk' hair, round shield, javelin
1 strip of 5, A 72

Republican Roman legionarii - oval shield with vertical spine,
horsehair 'mane' on helmets
strip of 5, A 57

Roman legionary or auxilia - unarmored, no plume,
oval shield with central boss
strip of 5

Roman foot command
( eaglebearer, hornblower, triarius, centurian, general )
1 strip, A 22

1 loose part-painted centurian, no shield



Part II - Imperial Roman period (more to come)

5 loose figues each of:

Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila upright,
chainmail, straight-sided shield, helmet crest

Imp Roman legionary, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, convex-sided shield, helmet plume

Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, straight-sided shield, unadorned helmet

Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, convex-sided shield, unadorned helmet

Yours, John Desmond