The three on the right make up the command figures for one of my six centuries : a Centurion, an Optio (second-in-command) and a Cornicen (junior officer and signal giver). A commander on horseback (legatus) and the eagle-bearer (aquilifer) stand for the top rank of my legion.
Prince August did not make moulds for these miniatures, you have to buy them. This is the first and only series where they did it this way, maybe because moulds for not so often used figures did not sell enough.
An interesting idea but I think some home casters (especially the mould-collectors) would prefer complete sets of moulds. On the other hand, it might really make more business sense to design it that way. Whatever you do, you can't make everyone happy. If you are 'only' interested in a way to produce your wargame army in the most economic way this is the right one: cast the masses, buy the rest.
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| The original packaging. |
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| The contents of the blister. |
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