1:72 Infanterie romaine 1er siècle

The Italeri Roman Infantry 1st Century model kit brings a defining Roman legion look into 1:72 scale with 35 figures shaped for historically themed army scenes. Tunics, armour, shields, swords, and javelins create the visual language associated with Roman infantry, whether the figures are arranged in a compact advance across open ground or spaced through a wider battlefield layout. The set draws on the equipment of the 1st Century B.C. legionnaire, including the lorica segmentata worn over the tunic and the rectangular scutum linked to legion identity. Alongside standard infantry, the composition adds centurions with transverse crest helmets and a signifer carrying the Legion's insignia, so command and standard-bearing roles are present within the same box. This gives the finished group more than a single troop type and helps a diorama show hierarchy, movement, and military organisation. The assembly kit format also leaves room for painting choices across shields, armour, tunics, and insignia. On a shelf, in a cabinet, or as part of a larger ancient battle scene, the 1:72 scale works well for combining multiple units into one coherent display. Assembly time is 600 minutes. The box contains the assembly kit with 35 figures, creating a substantial historical modelling project with a clear Roman military focus.