Pack of 8 figures (four different poses): 
All our figures do not contain lead and are sold unpainted!
 
The Caetratii traditionally made up the majority of troops in Iberian armies. They were multi-purpose light infantry that filled several support roles, including fighting alongside the cavalry. Caetratii were named after their unique style of fight with the curved heavy-tipped "falcata" sword and the small, bossed buckler the Romans called "caetra". They were also highly skilled with an heavy all-iron javelin (in the Iberian language it was known as "saunion" but it is better known by its Roman name: "soliferrum") an extremely effective heavy javelin. The weight and the density of the weapon's iron shaft, its small diameter and its narrow tip gave the soliferrum excellent armor-piercing capacity at close range and enabled it to penetrate even the heaviest shields.