"Miles Legionis" 2nd Half 1st Century B.C. 75mm.

Sculpted by: Yury Serebryakov

White metal. Kit include 2 heads, 2 shields and base as in the pictures.






Release? I don't know, but as soon as possible. We don't think for Girona....but if God want....
Thanks to Yury, to my friends whom they have supported me and who have supplied me documentation.


Note: sculpted in April 2008.

"Miles Legionis" 2nd Half 1st Century B.C. 75mm. by Alexander Miniatures (other pics)

"Miles Legionis" 2nd Half 1st Century B.C. 75mm.

I love the chainmail - beautifully done! and that shield is a work of art.
Wonderful work.

I will have this figure, superb!

Excellent figure

yeah! really nice one!

Very nicely sculpted, and the choices on the heads and shields really add to the value!

Jay H.
OKC

That is very nice I shall be having one of these.

Tommi

Lovely figure!
It would be nice to see a close up of that great face...

this is some exceptionel figure that i really like.
This is a must have. The chainmail is absolutely great.

Marc

Great sculpt.The chainmail is outstanding!

Beautiful figure!

cheers
Artur

Great sculpting and my favourite scale.Another one to go on the must have list.

David

I've got to agree this is a must have. This is one of the best figures I've seen in a while and I love that scale!

Jason

This is one of the best representation of a Roman of that period.
Well done and a must have.

Cheers
Roc

Superb figure!
Great sculpting again by Yury.
I would suggest it's destined to become a classic among ancient figures.Well done.

Very nice figure overall and the mail texture is wonderfully done, very impressive how uniform it is. Great that there are two options for shield and head. With a bare head though the helmet should probably be supplied - where is it if he's not carrying it himself?

This appears to be based on one of the figures on the "Altar of Domitius Ahenobarbus" in the Louvre, the legionary extreme left in this image.

Anyone in need of inspiration, the battle scene on the cover of Peter Connolly's The Roman Army (Caesar's siege at Alesia) shows essentially the same shield (uncovered) and bronze Montefortino helmets from a few angles, plus the foremost figure at bottom-left has this type of unusual shoulder doubling on his lorica hamata.

Einion

Sounds painful

Actually he is pulling a spear from his chest

Einion

Most interesting Roman miles I´ve seen in a very long while.
Hope the castings do justice to the sculpt.
I promised myself no more Romans, but now...

Spike.