Deploy the fierce warriors of the Celts and defend your homeland against all comers with this mighty Celt Army! Allowing you to deploy two divisions of hardy Gallic fighters, this box is perfect for anyone wanting to start a Celt force of their own, or add mercenary reinforcements to a Roman or Carthaginian collection. With the traditional mobs of warlike Celt tribesmen backed up by plenty of skirmishers armed with slings, bows, and javelins, and a unit of the fearsome Gaesatae naked warriors, the Celt infantry certainly packs a punch. Supporting this core of foot soldiers, the Celt Army box also includes plenty of cavalry - the Celts being renowned horsemen - with 30 each of light and medium riders, as well as six of the iconic war chariots, to run down your foes and outmanoeuvre enemy forces. Leading them all are no fewer than twelve command figures - three chieftains and standard bearers on horseback, and six chieftains on foot. All of this glorious Celt goodness is plastic, to boot! In addition to all of these awesome sprues, the Celt Army includes a 12-page army list and scenario booklet allowing you to field it in games of Hail Caesar Epic Battles, and an exclusive female Celt chieftain to inspire your forces to victory - only available in the Celt Army box. Sound the Carnyx! The Celts march to war! The Celt Army contains: 12 Page booklet with scenarios and bespoke army list (written by Ben Hampshire, author of Hail Caesar Epic Battles) The following plastic miniatures: Three units of Celt infantry including command (six bases each) One unit of Gaesatae (six bases) Two units of chariots (three chariots each) Two units of light cavalry (three bases each) Two units of medium cavalry (three bases each) One unit of skirmishers with slings (two bases) Three units of skirmishers with javelins (two bases each) Three units of skirmishers with bows (two bases each) Three mounted chieftains Three mounted standard bearers Six chieftains on foot One female celt chieftain (Warlord Resin) – exclusive to this set Plastic bases Sculpted by Marco Sano. Studio miniatures painted by Andrés Amián.
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