1/72 Hat Industries Alexander's Thracians 8046

Hat Industries Alexander's Thracians - 1/72 Scale Figures

Recreate the legendary campaigns of Alexander the Great with this detailed set of 1/72 scale Thracian warriors from Hat Industries. These figures represent the fierce Thracian allies who fought alongside Alexander's Macedonian army during his conquest of the Persian Empire, bringing authentic historical detail to your ancient warfare dioramas and wargaming scenarios.

About the Thracians

The Thracians were renowned warriors from the Balkan region who served as valued allies and mercenaries in Alexander's army. Known for their distinctive peltast fighting style, curved swords (rhomphaia), and crescent shields, Thracian troops provided crucial light infantry and skirmishing capabilities to Alexander's combined-arms forces during his campaigns from 334 to 323 BC.

Set Features

• Multiple figures providing troops for dioramas and wargaming
• Varied poses representing different combat and marching positions
• 1/72 scale compatible with other ancient warfare figure sets and terrain
• Period-accurate equipment including distinctive Thracian weapons and armor
• Detailed sculpting capturing characteristic Thracian warrior appearance
• Injection-molded plastic for easy assembly and painting

Perfect For

This figure set is ideal for 1/72 scale modelers recreating Alexander's campaigns, ancient warfare enthusiasts, and wargamers building Macedonian or Hellenistic armies. The Thracians add essential variety and historical authenticity to any Alexander the Great collection.

Build Alexander's Army

Complete your Macedonian forces with Alexander's Macedonian Cavalry, Alexander's Thessalian Cavalry, and Alexander's Allied Cavalry. Create opposing Persian forces with Persian Light Infantry and Persian Heavy Infantry from Hat Industries.

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