With double combatants, Germania c. 100 AD The horsemen wear only the typical long trousers of the Germanic tribes and the cape. They ride bareback and attack with sword and frame. Foot warriors hold on to the riders and, using the horse's traction, run just as fast alongside. With such "double fighters" the Teutons compensated for the lack of cavalry and could also attack quickly and surprisingly on foot.
The feared Teutonic double fighters were a special Germanic fighting tactic.
Series list for 100/119/4 No. 100-G 21 (3x) Teutons, double fighters, riding up No. 100-G 23 (3x) Teutons, double fighter, riding up Nos. 100-G 24 (3x) Teuton on horseback, looking sideways, blasting Nos. 100-G 25 (2x) Teuton, falling from rearing horse No. 100-G 26 (2x) Teuton standing over fallen horse, sword raised No. 100-G 27 (3x) Teutons, double fighters, riding up
Group
Flat Figure(s)
Condition
unpainted
Scale
Size 30 mm
Material
Pewter-Alloy 55%Sn 39%Pb 6%Sb
Number of parts
16
Epoch
Ancient
Time
100 n.Chr.
Nationality/Location
Central Europe
State
New
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