The Macedonian Range
15mm Pewter Figurines
(Foot = 8 figures, Mounted = 4 figures, unless otherwise stated)
| The Macedonian Army was forged by Philip II and used by his son Alexander the Great to forge a huge empire. It was the product of Philips close analysis of warfare and is acknowledged as one of the greatest fighting formations of all time,. The army combined mobility, flexibility and striking power to an extent never seen before. The use of light and heavy troops gave a balance which allowed the army to operate in any terrain against any opponent with equal success. An efficient seige train and engineering corps also promised victory against the most valiently defended stronghold. An effective staff system meant that orders could be transmitted and acted upon promptly and all these elements combined to make the Macedonian Army a virtually unbeatable instrument in the hands of a military genius. | ||
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Code
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Description
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Price
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MAC1
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Mercenary Hoplites (assorted from 4 helmet/stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC2
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Phalangites (assorted from 4 helmet/stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC3
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Hypaspists (assorted from 3 helmet/stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC4
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Peltasts (assorted from 3 helmet/stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC5
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Javelin Skirmishers (assorted from 2 stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC6
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Slingers (assorted from 2 stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC7
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Greek / Cretan Archers (assorted from 2 stance variants) |
£1.70
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MAC8
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Companions (Heavy Cavalry - 3 variants) |
£1.70
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MAC9
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Thessalian Cavalry (Heavy Cavalry - 2 variants) |
£1.70
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MAC10
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Prodromoi (Light Cavalry - 2 variants) |
£1.70
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MAC11
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Greek Light Cavalry (2 variants) |
£1.70
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MACC1
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Foot Command ( 2 sets of 3 figs) |
£1.70
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MACC2
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Mounted Command (3 mounted figures) |
£1.70
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STARTER ARMY (number of figures
shown)
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86 foot and 19 mounted , save £2.20 |
£25.00
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N.B. : Shields, Spears, Javelins or Pikes are included with the figures where appropriate
BUT - we recommend that Pikes in particular are replaced with brass rod or similar to maintain shape
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