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| Cowboy writes: |
It has to be that Centurion, that is IMHO a really dynamic looking Sculpture. Joe |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
Tribune | 51 | 8% |  |
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Imagnifer | 55 | 8% | |
Signifer | 76 | 12% | |
Centurion | 74 | 11% | |
Praetorian, Throwing | 49 | 8% | |
Praetorian, Standing | 33 | 5% | |
Praetorian, Crouching | 7 | 1% | |
Praetorian Shieldwall | 39 | 6% | |
Legionary, Throwing | 57 | 9% | |
Legionary, Standing | 39 | 6% | |
Legionary, Crouching | 14 | 2% | |
Legionary Shieldwall | 43 | 7% | |
Auxiliary Vexillarius | 26 | 4% | |
Auxiliary Archer, Shooting | 17 | 3% | |
Auxiliary Archer, Reloading | 15 | 2% | |
Auxiliary Soldier, Standing | 33 | 5% | |
Auxiliary, Lunging | 23 | 4% | |
| POLL IS CLOSED |
| POLL DESCRIPTION | |
One of our upcoming painting contests will feature the 54mm historical figures from Alpha Miniatures. One of the rounds will be devoted to the Romans. Which of the following figures would you like to see in the contest? (You can vote for up to five favorites, although only the figure with the most votes will be used.) | |
Tribune | A Tribune was a Roman officer. There were 5 junior and 1 senior Tribunes serving with each Legion. These served just under the Legate who was the "General" of the Legion. The Tribunes usually came from a non-military background and their posting as Tribune was training for them to one day become a Legate. 
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Imagnifer | An Imagnifer was a standard bearer who carried an image of the Emperor or a member of his family. This was mean to remind the Legionaries of their devotion to the Emperor. Our Imagnifer wears a bear pelt, and carries a small round shield, both of these were normal for standard bearers. 
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Signifer | Each Century and Cohort unit would have a "Signifer" to carry its Signum. These standard bearers wore mail armor instead of segmentata and generally are depicted wearing the heads and hides of bears over their helmets and armor. The honor of carrying these "Standards" was given to veteran legionaries who generally were serving their extended enlistments after 20 years of service. 
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Centurion | This figure is an Imperial Roman Legionary. 
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Praetorian, Throwing | This figure is a Praetorian Guard. 
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Praetorian, Standing | This figure is a Praetorian Guard. 
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Praetorian, Crouching | This figure is a Praetorian Guard. 
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Praetorian Shieldwall | This figure is a Praetorian Guard. 
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Legionary, Throwing | This figure is an Imperial Roman Legionary. 
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Legionary, Standing | This figure is an Imperial Roman Legionary. 
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Legionary, Crouching | This figure is an Imperial Roman Legionary. 
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Legionary Shieldwall | This figure is an Imperial Roman Legionary. 
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Auxiliary Vexillarius | This is a Auxiliary Vexillarius. Every unit had a Vexillum banner to identify it when it was away from the legion. He is marked out as a Standard bearer by the bear pelt he's wearing. Unlike Roman Standard bearers, Auxiliaries had the face removed from their pelts. 
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Auxiliary Archer, Shooting | This figure is a Roman Auxiliary Archer. |
Auxiliary Archer, Reloading | This figure is a Roman Auxiliary Archer. 
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Auxiliary Soldier, Standing | This figure is a Roman Auxiliary Soldier. 
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Auxiliary, Lunging | This figure is a Roman Auxiliary Soldier. 
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