Ancient Celts: Slingers Regiment metal

Ancient Celts: Slingers Regiment metalThe Celts used large amounts of slingers in battle, to support their spearmen and to weaken the enemy before a close quarters encounter Often made up from those Celts too young or too old to join their tribesfolk in the heart of the battle they provided a withering hail of stones into the enemy lines as well as acting as a skirmish screen. The Celt Slingers Regiment boxed set contains 16 random metal Slinger models. Saves you 80p against buying these

We are not entirely sure how these fine fellows were dressed

dangerous barbarians who

No doubt most thought it would all be over by Christmas

unit bases and painting guide

these dead and wounded Celts will make a great addition to the bases of your Celt army

At the beginning of the 18th century

The box also includes unit bases

These miniatures are based on the much-feared Balearic slingers from the Balearic Islands off the Mediterranean coast of Spain but are ideal for use in any Roman army representing the many-serried ranks of slingers supporting the Roman war machine

Perfect for Tyranids

Julius Caesar was in awe of the skill of the Biritish Charioteers so one can only think what the common Roman soldier thought as he faced hordes of light chariots

1 musician with horn

Pity the man who tried to stop these single-minded women when their dander is up