Warlord Games Imperial Romans (28mm)

Auxiliaries is a term used to describe non-native soldiers in Roman service. The term nowadays can almost be read as pejorative, but the auxiliaries of Imperial Rome were hard fighting men!

Well-equipped and well-trained these men, sometimes from quite diverse backgrounds and cultures, bonded together into tough units, officered by Romans. Auxiliary units did a great deal of the fighting despite the glory boys in the Legions receiving all the acclaim!

The 24 auxiliaries in this boxed set are equipped in chainmail and carry the hasta stabbing spear and gladius shortsword. They carry the trademark oval shield and could be seen on the battlefield supporting the Legions or as an independent force in their own right.

Each box of Imperial Roman Auxiliaries contains enough plastic parts to make 24 Auxiliary models & 1 sheet of 35 shield transfers, with a clear background which will work over any coloured shield background.

The Roman Auxiliary Might bundle contains 12 boxes of Roman Auxiliaries, enough to build 288 models.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

These miniatures are based on the much-feared Balearic slingers from the Balearic Islands off the Mediterranean coast of Spain but are ideal for use in any Roman army representing the many-serried ranks of slingers supporting the Roman war machine...

The Balearic Slingers contubernium contains 8 random metal Slingers models.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

With the absorption of the Greek states into the Roman Republic in 146BC the highly advanced Greek military technology started to find its way into the Roman military - chief amongst these was the Ballista, a stone-throwing siege engine.

After refining the Greek design the Balliasta became a highly accurate weapon (there are many accounts of single soldiers being picked off by ballista operators). These engines of destruction had psychological affects on the enemy was well as physical and become a valauble part of the Imperial Roman Legions.

• 1 Ballista
• 1 pile of heavy stones
• 3 crew

The Roman Ballista pack contains 1 Ballista model with crew.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Adding extra flavour to your Roman force as well as providing an objective for scenarios this cart is an ideal addition to any Roman players collection.

The Roman Cart pack contains:

• 1 Roman Cart with spoked wheels
• 2 Mules
• 1 Celtic slave leading the mules

The Roman Cart pack contains a single complete Cart model.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Making the ultimate sacrifice for Rome, these unfortunate Legionaries and Auxiliaries aren’t in a good way! An ideal addition to your scenic bases and to add an extra level of character to your battlefield.

The Warlord Games Roman Casualties "Decimation" blister pack contains 12 metal Roman casualty models.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

After you have played your first few games of Hail Caesar you'll know just how many casualties you need to show stamina. You can of course pick up our metal casualty miniatures but as of now you can get hold of these handy, fun die cut casualty markers in the shape of broken and intact shields and swords.

Blister pack contain 40 wooden tokens.

The Roman Cavalry with Spears Command blister pack contains 3 metal Roman Mounted Auxiliaries with spears including a Standard Bearer, a horn blower and a Decurion (a horse Centurion).

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

The Roman Civilians blister pack contains 7 figures & furniture.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Dromedarii were camel riding auxiliary forces recruited in the eastern, desert, provinces of the Roman empire. The best-known unit was the "ala I ulpia dromedariorum milliaria" (The Ulpian Wing of Camel-riders, One Thousand strong), raised by the Emperor Trajan and stationed in Syria. Roman 'mixed' auxiliary cohorts (cohortes equitatae) in the East often contained some dromedarii - about three dozen in the case of cohors XX palmyrenorum equitata stationed at Dura Europos in the early Third Century. A few would be sent out on patrol with the infantry and cavalry.

Robed against the beating sun, cluttered with amphorae and water skins, these fellows are tooled up for business, be it dismounted skirmishing or a full bloodied camelry charge.

The Imperial Roman Dromedarii pack contains 3 metal Roman Camel Rider models.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Easily recognised with their conical helmet and recurve bow these auxilliary archers are from the eastern region of the Roman Empire.

The Roman Eastern Archers Contubernium contains 8 random metal Eastern Archer models.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted