This hand-painted 54 mm miniature represents a frontline Roman Legionary of the Imperial Roman Army during the 1st–2nd centuries CE. Trained to fight in disciplined formations, legionaries like this one held the front ranks of Roman military power, defending and expanding the Empire across Europe, Africa, and the Near East.
This figure captures a moment of action — gladius drawn, shield forward, stepping into the attack.
Armor & Equipment Details
Lorica segmentata articulated plate armor with metallic shading
Gladius short sword in striking posture
Scutum rectangular shield in guard position
Galea helmet with cheek plates, accurate to Imperial style
Tunic, straps, and sandals painted with natural weathering tones
Finished with matte varnish to protect the paint and preserve detail.
Specifications
Scale: 54 mm / 1:32
Material: Metal alloy
Paint: Professional acrylics, layered highlights + washes
Base: Polished wooden display stand
Finish: Matte museum-style protective seal
Each miniature is individually hand-painted — no two are the same.
