ROM185-ROM194 Winter Legion XXX Ulpia Victrix (1 Viewer)

[FirstLegion]

We are pleased to present the latest addition to our Glory of Rome product range, Legio XXX Ulpia Victrix! The Imperial Roman legions were the backbone of the Roman army constantly engaged across the Empire both defending and expanding her far flung borders in a wide variety of geography and climates. Legio XXX is our first foray into presenting the Legions of Rome as they would have appeared in colder climates as well as our first release featuring the heavier armored legions such as those engaged in the Dacian Wars. The Legion was initially formed in 100 AD by Emperor Trajan to serve in the Dacian Wars and was otherwise known as "Trajan's Victorious Thirtieth Legion", a moniker they deservedly earned in the Dacian Wars. As their symbols were tied to the God Neptune, we have presented them here with fish adorning their blue shields, a striking difference from our previous releases for the series. The Legion was in service across various parts of the Empire up to its final disbandment in the early 5th Century with the collapse of the Rhine frontier. We sincerely hope you enjoy this wonderful addition to our Glory of Rome figure range!

ROM185 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Centurion $74.95
ROM186 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Aquilifer $79.95
ROM187 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Legionary Attacking with Gladius $69.95
ROM188 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Legionary with Gladius $69.95
ROM189 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Legionary Throwing Pilum $69.95
ROM190 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Legionary Thrusting Gladius $69.95
ROM191 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Legionary Running with Gladius $69.95
ROM192 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Legionary Ready with Gladius $69.95
ROM193 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Ready in Bearskin Cloak $69.95
ROM194 Imperial Roman Legio XXX Fighting with Gladius $69.95
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Best,

Matt
First Legion

 

[Sahara]

Must adds for me. Good dynamic poses.

 

[braddinpa]

The colors on these are outstanding!

 

[TallyHo!]

There should be more figures to be released as evidenced by the workbench and inset photos on the website.

 

[sfarrelly]

I hope they will release some marching or standing guard, the blue shields look awesome!

 

[Isandlwana]

Egyptian Blue pigment was so expensive, one of the most expensive pigments, I don't believe the Roman Army would have ever looked like this. Not for me on this occasion.

 

[Dragoon]

Egyptian Blue pigment was so expensive, one of the most expensive pigments, I don't believe the Roman Army would have ever looked like this. Not for me on this occasion.

No it wasn't...... ''Egyptian blue'' was one of the first synthetic pigments and was used heavily throughout the Roman Empire.

Get your facts straight before you start making negative comments on a new release of great looking figures.

 

[King Tiger II]

Even if the Roman empire didnt used Blue Tunic,

THEY LOOK BADASS. i will surely buy lots of them.

Thanks Matt.

Serge. :smile2:

 

[Sahara]

The age old debate continues. Red, white blue????

 

[Andanna]

The age old debate continues. Red, white blue????

And purple.