Waterloo 1815 AP001 Greek Cavalry (1/72) – Plastic Greek Cavalry Figures for Assembly

Travel back to the era of heroic battles of ancient Greeks with the Waterloo 1815 AP001 Greek Cavalry set in 1:72 scale. This unique set features plastic figures representing Greek cavalrymen, meticulously crafted with attention to historical accuracy and detail in both attire and weaponry. The set is dedicated to historical modelers, enthusiasts of ancient battle reconstructions, as well as collectors of 1:72 scale figures.

• Scale: 1:72
• Country of Origin: Ancient Greece
• Historical Period: Antiquity, Classical Era (ca. 5th–4th century BC)
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Product Category: Plastic assembly figures
• Set Includes: Unpainted Greek cavalry figures, realistic weapons and equipment, horses

The Greek Cavalry set from Waterloo 1815 refers to the flourishing era of Greek military culture, when cavalry—though less numerous than infantry—played an important role in battles such as Marathon or the Peloponnesian Wars. The figures stand out with precise reconstructions of helmets, armor, and horse riding gear typical of the Greek cavalry more than two thousand years ago.

The model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring ease of cutting, assembling, and painting. The product does not include glue or paints—we recommend using dedicated modeling accessories and paints designed for 1:72 figures. Each figure consists of several parts, allowing for easy customization and adaptation to your own dioramas or battle layouts.

Waterloo 1815 AP001 Greek Cavalry (1/72) is perfect for both historical modeling and collecting. The set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 2/5) who wish to expand their collections with unique Greek cavalry units. The product is also ideal for creating battle dioramas and playing ancient miniature games.

If you are looking for high-quality figures representing the cavalry of ancient Greece, the Waterloo 1815 AP001 Greek Cavalry (1:72) set is an excellent choice, combining educational value with the immense pleasure of assembly and painting.