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2nd APRIL 1879
representing the close connection between the warrior and the naval forces of Athens
Germanicus Julius Caesar was one of Rome’s most respected military commanders and a member of the imperial family during the early Roman Empire
creating highly realistic battlefield scenes
this figure adds movement and realism to any military display
AP-61 - Persian Heavy Cavalry, Cyrus the Youngers' Bodyguard D-Day 2nd APRIL 1879Based on Xenophons descriptions of Cyrus bodyguard at the Battle of Kounaxa in 401BC, they are described as having a cuirass under the red tunic, and a bronze helmet. The general appearance of recent illustrations are inspired by a relief in Turkey, which shows a Persian cavalryman with a crested pilos helmet fighting a Greek Hoplite. Another part of the relief shows bronze horses head armour, and horses breast armour of embossed bronze or leather. It
