This miniature portrays a centurion, a commanding officer in the Roman Imperial Army during the 1st century CE. Centurions were the backbone of Roman military organization — responsible for discipline, training, battlefield formations, and leading soldiers directly into combat.
Recognized by their crest-bearing helmets, decorated armor, and commanding posture, these officers symbolized authority, experience, and honor within the Roman legions.
The figure is cast in high-quality white metal (tin) and finished with professional hand-painting, using careful shading and highlighting to emphasize the metallic sheen of armor, the depth of the cloak, and the expressive character of the face. The miniature is mounted on a display-ready scenic base, ideal for collectors.
Features
Scale: 54mm (1:32)
Material: White metal (tin)
Paint: Artist-grade acrylics
Finish: Matte protective varnish
Base: Included (ready for display)
Condition: Unique, one-of-a-kind piece
Ideal For:
Roman history and ancient world enthusiasts
Historical miniature and tin soldier collectors
Museum-style display shelves
Unique artistic gifting
Each figure is individually painted — no duplicates or mass production.
