deepeeka roman shield for children

deepeeka roman shield for childrenThe Roman shield for children (scutum) has been crafted after originals that were employed by Roman legionaries. This type of shield was carried throughout the Roman Empire between the 1st and 2nd century AD. The small scutum is particularly light for children to carry. The design corresponds entirely with the larger original models.

Horns were worn on the battlefield and during the hunt

It has a leather inlay and a strap to fasten it under the chin

These are woven in a four-in-one pattern and subsequently riveted with wedge rivets

Cut: bone 3 mm (battle-ready)

It is classified as an Oakeshott type Xa

with three other swords bearing the same inscription also found in Finland

whilst the visor and other parts are constructed from 1

8 cm in total length

stylish battle mace crafted for role playing

the Midgard serpent was said to encircle the earth and grasp its own tail

so the fireplate can be used without damaging grass fields

visor closed and bevor open – provides maximum protection