CTIB-10B - Celtibarian Scutarii Papau New Guinea This figure provides collectors with

This figure provides collectors with a connection between military history and modern leadership

Could be marked with Red Cross symbols (though often still came under fire)

Effective for cutting and hooking shields or armour

Their deployment relies on surprise

The pilum was one of the defining weapons of the Roman legionary

CTIB-10B - Celtibarian Scutarii Papau New Guinea This figure provides collectors withThe Scutarius were well armoured heavy infantry, and the Celtibarians were mainly from the north, and were heavily influenced by their Gallic neighbours. Those who fought with Hannibal would have been mercenaries, and in organization and military effectiveness would have been much the same as the Gauls. They were known to be fierce, independent and dangerous.