Victrix Plastic Model Figures

Germanic Warriors 100BC–200AD (28mm) VXA039

This 28mm set from Victrix offers 60 exceptionally detailed hard plastic miniatures representing the fierce Germanic tribes who challenged Roman might from the forests of Germania. With both armoured and unarmoured warriors, this versatile kit is ideal for representing a wide range of tribal warriors active from 100BC through to 200AD.

The set features meticulously sculpted figures with historically inspired head styles such as top knots and Swabian knots, and a broad variety of weapons and shield types. With numerous interchangeable parts and dynamic poses, the set provides over a hundred combinations for modellers seeking realism and battlefield flair. Ideal for wargamers, collectors, or diorama builders looking to recreate iconic clashes like the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest or Roman campaigns into Germania.

• Scale: 28mm (1:56)
• Set includes:
  • 60 x Figures
  • 6 x Germanic Warrior Main Frames
  • 2 x Command Frames
  • 14 x Body Options (Armoured and Unarmoured)
  • 15 x Head Options
  • 14 x Shield Designs
  • 10 x Javelins
  • 7 x Spears
  • 2 x Germanic Horns
  • 8 x Standard Poles with Totems
  • 32 x Unsheathed Swords
  • 16 x Axes
  • 16 x Clubs
• Highly customisable for a variety of tribal looks
• Compatible with LBMS shield transfers
• Supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

The Germanic tribes of northern Europe were among Rome’s most enduring adversaries. From the Cimbrian migrations to the devastating ambush in the Teutoburg Forest in 9AD, these warriors defied Roman expansion for centuries. Unlike the organised formations of Roman legions, Germanic warriors fought with ferocity in loose formations, favouring ambushes and close-quarters combat. Clad in a mixture of looted gear and tribal attire, they wielded spears, clubs, and axes with brutal efficiency. Their society was built on honour, kinship, and warrior culture, and they were renowned for their aggressive charges and unyielding resistance. This set captures the spirit and individuality of those warriors who stood as the last barrier to Roman domination in the north.