Ancient Roman centurion

In the Roman legion, a centurion commanded a unit of 80–100 soldiers (Latin centum = hundred). His rank is equivalent to today's officer, but not all centurions were equal. The rank of a centurion depended on the position, held by his centurion in the legion. Centurions could be Roman citizens; only higher ranks required the rank of knight or senator. A centurion's salary was about twenty times, that of a legionnaire, and he was not dismissed at the end of his service. He often remained in the army until his death.

An uncomplicated, well-designed and fairly richly detailed figurine for modelers of any experience. Only advanced beginners and modelers with little experience are recommended to work under the supervision of a more experienced colleague and not rush, use all the reserves of patience, diligence and care. The figurine can be made with a simpler or more complex helmet. There is no color stock, and it wouldn't help much here - the figure is quite colorful. The text instructions are quite extensive and detailed in German and English, the graphic ones are also quite large and quite clearly illustrate the entire process of assembling the figure.