Late Roman Unarmoured Cavalry

Drawn from across the vast territories of the Roman Empire, these mounted warriors reflected the incredible diversity of Rome’s auxiliary forces. Recruited from regions such as North Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Germania, many retained distinctive cultural styles and appearances from their places of origin.

The set includes head options inspired by North African cavalry, including warriors based on units such as the Equites Mauri Feroces and Equites Mauri Alites. These designs feature hairstyles influenced by Numidian warriors, adding further historical variety and character to your mounted formations.

A wide selection of equipment and command options allows you to build unique cavalry units, from ordinary riders to important battlefield figures carrying standards or supporting their comrades with musical instruments.

• 12 riders and 12 horses.
• 3 shield designs: small, large oval and medium-sized oval shields, enough to equip the entire unit.
• 39 head options representing a variety of regional styles.
• Weapon options including swords, javelins and spear arms.
• Vexillum and Draco standard bearer options.
• Musician arm options for command figures.

Whether building a complete Late Roman army, representing diverse auxiliary contingents or expanding your historical cavalry collection, this set provides detailed miniatures with exceptional variety and modelling potential.