Early Saxon Unarmoured Warriors

The historical flexibility of this set makes it suitable for many different armies. These figures can represent early Saxons, other Germanic tribes, or even be combined with later Saxon and Viking collections. Late Roman miniatures can also be mixed naturally with these warriors, creating varied forces that reflect the changing nature of warfare during this fascinating era.

A wide selection of equipment allows each warrior to develop a unique identity. Different shield designs, head choices and weapon options provide plenty of modelling opportunities, while the fur cloaks add additional character and reinforce the harsh, warrior-focused atmosphere of these early medieval fighters.

Whether used for historical armies, skirmish forces or mixed-period collections, this set provides a versatile foundation for creating detailed Germanic warbands.

• 36 unarmoured warrior bodies.
• 36 small round shields measuring 9mm in diameter.
• 36 larger round shields measuring 14mm in diameter, including flat and slightly curved designs.
• 60 helmeted heads.
• 30 bare heads and hooded head options.
• A selection of weapons including swords, axes, javelins and spears.
• 12 fur cloaks.

From early Saxon raiders to broader Germanic warbands, this set offers the flexibility, historical range and customisation options needed to create unique forces for the tabletop.