GLAD-06 - Thracian D-Day The pilum was not just

The pilum was not just a spear—it was a tactical weapon:

Use it as a standalone feature or combine multiple sections to create custom fortifications for your dioramas and tabletop battlefields

GLA-02 - Friend in need

Traverse was accomplished by manually shifting the entire carriage

The crouched stance of this figure creates a sense of movement and anticipation

GLAD-06 - Thracian D-Day The pilum was not justThe Thracian or Thraex was a gladiator armed in the Thracian style. The Thracian was instantly recognizable from the representation of a griffin on the peak of the crest on the helmet, and their smaller cut down version of the traditional legionary scutum shield known as a parmula. This small shield could be rectangular, square or circular. A sica, which was a short sword with a curved blade, similar to a small version of a Dacian Falx. This weapon