RS007 - Australian with Flamethrower ROM134A - Legionnaire Lunging with

ROM134A - Legionnaire Lunging with Pilum - Traditional Red Shield captures the intensity of battle

Overlapping metal scales for flexible protection

from the wars against Carthage to conflicts in Gaul

Hook over shields and pull them aside

Tubicines were often attached to specific units (legions or cohorts) and were essential for keeping Roman battlefield communication organized long before modern radios existed

RS007 - Australian with Flamethrower ROM134A - Legionnaire Lunging withRS007 Australian with Flamethrower Flamethrowers were specialised weapons used during World War II to overcome fortified positions, clear enemy strongholds, and support infantry assaults in difficult combat environments. Operating these weapons required great courage, as flamethrower operators often worked close to enemy positions and faced significant risks while providing vital support to advancing troops. Australian forces employed specialist