SPA034B - Marching Spartan with Lion Shield D-Day This figure portrays an SS

This figure portrays an SS soldier equipped with a flamethrower and supplied without a moulded base

and narrow passes—limited large-scale formation fighting and allowed individual weapon skill to be decisive

Roman victories were frequently marked by harsh realities

The soldier shown in this stance would most likely be a legionary armed with a pilum (heavy throwing spear) or a thrusting spear depending on period and role

throw pila to disrupt enemy formations

SPA034B - Marching Spartan with Lion Shield D-Day This figure portrays an SSSPA034B Marching Spartan with Lion Shield The lion has long been recognised as a symbol of strength, courage, and leadership across many ancient cultures. For Greek warriors, such imagery represented qualities admired on the battlefield and reflected the ideals expected of those who carried weapons in defence of their city states. This figure portrays a marching Spartan warrior carrying a lion shield, combining the disciplined appearance of the