Discover the exceptional bust model, Young Miniatures YH1842 Roman Cavalry Officer – 3rd Century after Christ German 1/10. This offering is aimed at advanced enthusiasts of historical modeling and collectors who wish to recreate in resin the figure of a Roman cavalry officer from the 3rd century AD. The model was designed by the renowned master Lorenzo Nino Lorenzoni and painted by acclaimed artist Diego Ruina, ensuring the highest level of detail and historical accuracy.

• Scale: 1/10 – ideal for showcasing details and realistic painting of the bust.
• Category: resin bust for painting and collecting.
• Material: high-quality resin, providing sharp and vivid details of facial features, weaponry, and attire.
• Manufacturer: Young Miniatures – a world-class brand specializing in realistic historical and military busts.
• Original country of use: Ancient Rome (Roman Empire); depicts a Germanic officer in Roman cavalry service.
• Historical period: 3rd century AD (circa 200–300 AD), the late Roman Empire era, marked by numerous conflicts with Germanic tribes and military reforms.
• Historical description: The presented bust faithfully portrays a Roman cavalry officer serving in the Rhine and Danube regions, where Rome fought intense battles with Germanic tribes. Characteristic elements of armor, ornaments, and weaponry indicate both the prestige of the position and the barbarian influences common in the army of that time.
• Kit contents: Resin bust for self-assembly and painting. Paints and glue are not included – we recommend using top-quality modeling products for the best results.
• Additions: Precisely cast equipment elements and a characteristic Roman helmet.
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – the model requires experience in handling and painting resin figures; recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers.

We recommend this model not only to military collectors and enthusiasts of antiquity but also to those who value exceptional craftsmanship and want to develop their painting skills on extraordinary historical busts. It is a unique proposition for modeling competitions, historical dioramas, and as a prestigious collectible exhibit.