This hand-painted 54 mm miniature represents a Macedonian Hoplite (Phalangite) from the army of Alexander the Great, circa 4th century BCE. These soldiers formed the core of Alexander’s campaigns across Greece, Persia, Egypt, and Asia, fighting in the famous Macedonian phalanx formation.
This miniature captures the characteristic equipment and stance of the Macedonian infantry:
Armor & Equipment Details
Bronze helmet with plume, shaded for depth
Aspis (round shield) with tasteful emblem detailing
Long spear (sarissa-style) in forward guard position
Tunic and armor rendered with layered color transitions
Fabric cloak tied at the shoulder for movement and realism
Matte varnish applied for protection and longevity
Specifications
Scale: 54 mm / 1:32
Material: Cast metal alloy
Paint: Professional acrylics, layered highlights and shadows
Base: Wooden display stand
Finish: Matte preservation seal
Each miniature is one-of-a-kind, individually hand-painted.
Historical Significance
The Macedonian phalanx was famed for its:
Extra-long spears (sarissas)
Discipline in formation
Role in Alexander’s lightning campaigns These soldiers reshaped ancient warfare and expanded Greek culture across three continents.
Ideal For
Collectors of Alexander the Great, Greek, or Hellenistic history
