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Greek Hoplites, standing in phalanx 61,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Smaller compilation.
A hoplite was a member of the main force of the Greek armies of the Archaic and Classical periods. The hoplites fought in a closed formation, the phalanx. If one side was put to flight, the battle was decided because many fighters threw away their heavy shield as they fled. It was not possible to fight again without the shield. This made the battles more dogged, but they were probably also shorter and usually clearly decided. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/1/1
No. 100-1401 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, spear. Hoplite leader, spear at foot
No. 100-1402 (1x) Greek hoplite trumpeter Hoplite trumpeter, not playing
No. 100-1403 (10x) Greek hoplite leader, spear at foot Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1404 (10x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, not playing Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1405 (10x) Greek hoplite, spear on foot Hoplite, spear by foot
No. 100-1425 (1x) Greek hoplite Hoplite whistler, playing

Special figures in action, Greek Hoplites and Light Infantry 50,90 €

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 07:15:20 +0200

Officers horseback and dead and wounded soldiers.

Series list for 100/29/9
No. 100-1451 (2x) Greek hoplite, hit Hoplite, hit
No. 100-1452 (2x) Greek light-armed man stabs hoplite
No. 100-1453 (2x) Greek hoplite, dead, on back Hoplite, dead, on back
No. 100-1454 (2x) Greek hoplite Hoplite, hit
No. 100-1463 (2x) Greek light-armed man stabs hoplite
No. 100-1464 (1x) Greek hoplite Hoplite leads leader's horse
No. 100-1411 (1x) Greek leader on horseback Leader on horseback
No. 100-1465 (1x) Greek hoplite with leader's horse Hoplite with leader's horse
No. 100-1412 (1x) Greek leader on foot Leader on foot
No. 100-1450 (2x) Greek hoplite, dead Hoplite, dead

Greek Light Infantry, fighting 74,45 €

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 06:25:12 +0200

The tactic of the light-armed men was to approach the enemy phalanx in small groups and at a run, to within throwing distance, and to throw their javelins in order to retreat again before the hoplites could use their lances against them. The throwing spears of the peltasts, were fitted with a loop at the end of the shaft, called the ankyle. To throw, the peltast put his index and middle fingers into the loop and held the shaft with his other fingers. The loop enabled him to throw the spear with great precision and force. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/8
No. 100-1444 (4x) Greek slinger in battle
No. 100-1436 (4x) Greek archer in battle Bowman in battle
No. 100-1445 (1x) Heap of stones
No. 100-1437 (4x) Greek archer in battle Archer in battle
No. 100-1446 (3x) Greek javelin thrower in battle
No. 100-1438 (2x) Arrows stuck in the ground
No. 100-1447 (3x) Greek javelin thrower in battle
No. 100-1439 (2x) Heap of arrows on the ground
No. 100-1448 (3x) Greek javelin thrower in battle
No. 100-1440 (2x) Heap of arrows on the ground
No. 100-1441 (2x) Greek bowman Archer, shooting arrows, in battle
No. 100-1442 (6x) Greek stone thrower in battle
No. 100-1443 (6x) Greek slinger in battle

Greek Light Infantry, advancing 61,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Because the peltasts (lightly armed) were not hindered by any armour, they were far superior to the hoplites in terms of mobility. At the same time, they were better protected by their shields against other, even lighter-armed foot troops such as archers and stone-slingers, and were thus superior to them at short range or in close combat. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/7
No. 100-1392 (4x) Greek javelin thrower
No. 100-1387 (5x) Greek javelin thrower Archer
No. 100-1388 (5x) Greek archer Bowman
No. 100-1389 (8x) Greek slinger
No. 100-1390 (8x) Greek slinger
No. 100-1391 (5x) Greek javelin thrower

Light infantry, stopping 61,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

In ancient Greece, peltasts referred to a certain type of lightly armed foot troops who often fought as skirmishers, comparable to modern hunters. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/6
No. 100-1409 (3x) Greek javelin thrower
No. 100-1410 (3x) Greek javelin thrower
No. 100-1422 (8x) Greek javelin thrower Hoplite hurler
No. 100-1423 (8x) Greek hoplite thrower Hoplite hurler
No. 100-1406 (5x) Greek archer Bowman
No. 100-1407 (5x) Greek bowman Bowman
No. 100-1408 (3x) Greek javelin thrower

Greek Hoplites, defending in phalanx 122,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

In ancient Greece, a phalanx consisted of armoured hoplites armed with a lance, originally about two metres long, later increasingly longer (up to 7 metres). This lance was often also equipped with a bronze tip at the lower end of the shaft. This served to drive the lance into the ground in the event of an enemy cavalry attack. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/5
No. 100-1417 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter Hoplite, defending
No. 100-1402 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter Hoplite trumpeter, not playing
No. 100-1418 (4x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, defensive Hoplite, defending
No. 100-1403 (7x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, not playing Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1419 (4x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1404 (7x) Greek hoplite, spear at foot Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1420 (4x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1405 (6x) Greek hoplite, spear at foot Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1421 (4x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1413 (2x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite leader, calling to attack
No. 100-1424 (2x) Greek hoplite whistler Hoplite whistler, playing
No. 100-1414 (10x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite, spear raised sideways, defending
No. 100-1415 (10x) Greek hoplite spear Hoplite, spear raised sideways, defending
No. 100-1416 (2x) Greek hoplite Hoplite, defensive

Greek Hoplites, attacking in phalanx 112,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Hellenistic Period

Series list for 100/29/3
No. 100-1435 (8x) Greek hoplite leader, playing Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1427 (2x) Greek hoplite leader, in attack Hoplite leader, on the attack
No. 100-1428 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, in attack Hoplite Caller, on the attack
No. 100-1429 (10x) Greek hoplite leader, in attack Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1430 (9x) Greek hoplite leader, attacking Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1431 (8x) Greek hoplite, attacking Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1432 (8x) Greek hoplite, attacking Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1433 (8x) Greek hoplite, attacking Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1424 (2x) Greek hoplite whistler, playing Hoplite whistler, playing
No. 100-1434 (8x) Greek hoplite whistler, playing Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1426 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, playing Hoplite trumpeter, playing, in attack

Greek Hoplites, advancing in phalanx 112,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Hellenistic period.

Series list for 100/29/2
No. 100-1395 (10x) Greek hoplite whistle, playing Hoplite
No. 100-1396 (10x) Greek hoplite whistler, playing Hoplite
No. 100-1397 (10x) Greek hoplite Hoplite
No. 100-1398 (10x) Greek hoplite Hoplite
No. 100-1399 (10x) Greek hoplite Hoplite
No. 100-1400 (10x) Greek hoplite Hoplite
No. 100-1424 (2x) Greek hoplite whistler, playing Hoplite whistle, playing
No. 100-1393 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, playing Hoplite trumpeter, playing
No. 100-1394 (2x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite Leader

Greek Hoplites, defending in phalanx 64,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Smaller compilation.
In ancient Greece, a phalanx consisted of armoured hoplites armed with a lance that was originally about two metres long, later becoming increasingly longer (up to 7 metres). This lance was often also equipped with a bronze tip at the lower end of the shaft. This served to drive the lance into the ground in the event of an enemy cavalry charge.

Series list for 100/29/5/1
No. 100-1415 (5x) Greek hoplite, spear sideways Hoplite, spear raised sideways, defending
No. 100-1416 (1x) Greek hoplite, defending Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1417 (1x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1402 (1x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, defensive Hoplite trumpeter, not playing
No. 100-1418 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, defensive Hoplite, defending
No. 100-1403 (4x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, not playing Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1419 (2x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1404 (4x) Greek hoplite, spear at foot Hoplite, spear by foot
No. 100-1420 (2x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1405 (3x) Greek hoplite, spear at foot Hoplite, spear by foot
No. 100-1421 (2x) Greek hoplite, defensive Hoplite, defensive
No. 100-1413 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, attacking Hoplite leader, calling to attack
No. 100-1424 (1x) Greek hoplite whistler Hoplite whistler, playing
No. 100-1414 (5x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite, spear raised sideways, defending

Greek Hoplites, attacking in phalanx 61,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Smaller compilation.
The phalanx was a closed linear formation composed of several limbs of hoplites. Originally the phalanx was probably 8 links deep in open order and 4 links deep in closed order. Later, the formation usually had a depth of 7 to 12 men. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/3/1
No. 100-1433 (4x) Greek hoplite Hoplite, in attack
No. 100-1424 (1x) Greek hoplite whistler, playing Hoplite whistler, playing
No. 100-1434 (4x) Greek hoplite whistle, playing Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1426 (1x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, playing Hoplite trumpeter, playing, in attack
No. 100-1435 (4x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, playing, in attack Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1427 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, attacking Hoplite leader, in attack
No. 100-1428 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, in attack Hoplite caller, in attack
No. 100-1429 (5x) Greek hoplite leader, in attack Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1430 (5x) Greek hoplite leader, in attack Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1431 (4x) Greek hoplite, attacking Hoplite, on the attack
No. 100-1432 (4x) Greek hoplite, attacking Hoplite, on the attack

Greek Hoplites, advancing in phalanx 61,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Smaller compilation.
A phalanx is the term used to describe a tightly closed, linear battle formation of heavily armed infantry with several limbs. The term refers primarily to the battle formation common in ancient Greece. -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/29/2/1
No. 100-1424 (1x) Greek hoplite whistler, playing Hoplite whistler, playing
No. 100-1393 (1x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, playing Hoplite trumpeter, playing
No. 100-1394 (1x) Greek hoplite leader, playing Hoplite Leader
No. 100-1395 (5x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite
No. 100-1396 (5x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite
No. 100-1397 (5x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite
No. 100-1398 (5x) Greek hoplite Hoplite
No. 100-1399 (5x) Greek hoplite Hoplite
No. 100-1400 (5x) Greek hoplite Hoplite

Greek Hoplites, standing in phalanx 112,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

A hoplite was a member of the main force of the Greek armies of the archaic and classical periods. The hoplites fought in a closed formation, the phalanx. If one side was put to flight, the battle was decided because many fighters threw away their heavy shield as they fled. It was not possible to fight again without the shield. The battles thus became more bitter, but were probably also shorter and usually clearly decided. Wikipedia -

The Peloponnesian War between the Athenian-led Attic Sea League and the Peloponnesian League under its leading power Sparta lasted, interrupted by some truces, from 431 BC to 404 BC and ended with the victory of the Spartans. - Wikipedia -

Series list for 100/29/1
No. 100-1401 (2x) Greek hoplite leader Hoplite leader, spear at foot
No. 100-1402 (2x) Greek hoplite trumpeter Hoplite trumpeter, not playing
No. 100-1403 (20x) Greek hoplite leader, spear at foot Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1404 (20x) Greek hoplite trumpeter, not playing Hoplite, spear at foot
No. 100-1405 (20x) Greek hoplite, spear on foot Hoplite, spear by foot
No. 100-1425 (2x) Greek hoplite Hoplite whistle, playing