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Hello all,<br>
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I am trying to find detailed models say 1/72 of gladiators from the first and second century AD however I have not had much luck to date, can any of you recommend a manufacturer to start with or any other such advice.<br>
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I have found a couple but the authenticity is fairly poor?<br>
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Thanks for any advice, pointers or help.<br>
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Graham <p></p><i></i>
Don't know of much in 1/72. read Jenny's boardgames thread though, that has links to many manufacturers of 25/28mm miniature gladiators. <p><i>Unless the Persians fly away like birds, hide in the earth like mice, or leap into a lake like frogs, they will never see their homes again, but will die under our arrows</i></p><i></i>
Hi Graham,<br>
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Atlantic did do some Gladiators in HO/1/72 scale. They are relatively scarce now but there are some on ebay at the moment (make sure you search for Atlantic HO or 1/72 specifically otherwise you get Atlantic records). Price goes a bit high though. Otherwise i think there are only Giant's (or may Cerilea?) gladiators in 1/32 although some Hong Kong companies did copy them (soemwhat crudely). I haven't seen any gladiator copies.<br>
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Good luck<br>
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Muzzaguchi <p></p><i></i>
www.geocities.com/dbplast...ators.html<br>
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new plastics gladiators <p><BR><a href="http://pub45.ezboard.com/fromanarmytalkfrm6.showMessage?topicID=53.topic" target="Rules For Posting"></p><i></i>

Anonymous

I like the Kraut Gladiator with the P38 or Luger myself...take this Russel Crowe, I think you're a good actor and all, but you're fight scenes just aren't accurate enough! <p></p><i></i>
The viking set comes with a beserker wielding a panzerfaust <p></p><i></i>

Anonymous

I think its an RPG. Thats gotta be one pissed off norseman! <p></p><i></i>