Roman Aquilifer 1st-2nd C. A.C. "The Protector" - 75mm - 3D Print

Roman Aquilifer 1st-2nd C. A.C. "The Protector" - 75mm - 3D PrintPlease use the dropdown menus to choose from the 4 Variants (A, B, C or D) and 2 Bases (A Rock or B Log) as marked in the images. 75mm Scale 3D printed resin kit from Minormous Models An Aquilifer was a highly respected position in the Roman army, responsible for carrying the eagle standard, or Aquila, into battle. This figure is not only a representation of a powerful and influential figure in Roman history but also a symbol of the Roman army and its

any group of able-bodied men was relatively easy to equip and train in the use of muskets and made to operate as a cohesive infantry formation in a relatively short amount of time

- the rake angle of device: +/- 20 degrees

the Baker’s rifled bore would spin the projectile as it was fired

Concept art by Stefano Moroni

Boxart by Stainislav Kurylenko

Sergio Calvo Rubio

also known as the Five Nations between 1715 and 1722

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also known as “crusher cap”

2nd of May of 1808