Late Roman Cataphracts

Late Roman Cataphracts16 x Late Roman Horse Cataphract figures We use the term Cataphract to describe a heavily armoured cavalrymen, covered from head to foot in armour of mail, scales and plates, sitting on a fully armoured horse. Scale armour was often of metal scales such as iron or bronze but could also be made of horn, bone or hardened leather which could be in various colours such as red and green. The horses often had an elaborate head piece to protect its face and

There are plenty of MG42’s and a good selection of MP40’s and StG 44’s

allowing your Commander to get across the battlefield to where you need them

mixed firepower including a mega plasma lance battery

A Ferryman is capable of transporting others via Gondola

and head options

character events and starship travel

Too much power at once can lead to the device and the madmen detonating

and they are always innovating

at this early stage

5mm Oval Bases and a Leagues of Votann Transfer Sheet with 555 numerals

Whereas knights typically came from a noble background

with 3 massive mass drivers and 3 space telescopes