LOJ013 - STANDING ROMAN AUXILLARY First Legion- The Glory of Rome-Imperial Romans Some groups would also carry

Some groups would also carry their shields on both flanks of the formation for additional protection

French Imperial Guard Kneeling Defending

This figure works well in a Crusader Camp

Leading the way is a kneeling Aboriginal soldier of ‘The Royal Australian Regiment’ holding his M16 in one hand and signalling silently to his mates that the ‘enemy is in sight’

This model reversed from “mouse gray” to white with all of the pockets and details replicated on both sides

LOJ013 - STANDING ROMAN AUXILLARY First Legion- The Glory of Rome-Imperial Romans Some groups would also carryAuxiliaries, although armed like their Legionnary comrades, were quite different in appearance. Many units wore blue as their uniform colour. Their shields were also blue with particular designs on the front peculiar to the Auxiliaries themselves.