Strelets M007 1/72 Ancient Roman Legion at March

At its peak the Roman Empire was larger than any that had gone before, with vast borders facing usually hostile neighbours that needed guarding. When trouble flared or a new campaign was planned there was only one way to get the troops to the right place – they had to walk. Rome was famous for its long straight roads, so the legions were better able to cover long distances than most, and the average legionnaire could expect to spend far more time marching than in battle. This set from Strelets, the latest in their Mini series, focuses on this aspect of Roman warfare which has hitherto been ignored by the hobby.

Specifications

• Contents: 48 figures
• Poses: 12 poses
• Material: Plastic (Medium Consistency)