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RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100
RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100

RARE Spartacus Thracian Gladiator ARH Studios Statue 1/4 scale numbered 35/100

$ 237.07

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Artist: ARH Studios
  • Type: Statue
  • Subject: History
  • Color: Red
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    This incredible 1/4th scale statue sculpted by Maxence Fleuret pay homage to the gladiatorial days of Spartacus, the slave, gladiator and general who defied the mighty Roman Empire.
    This statue is labeled as #35 of 100 total statues produced worldwide. This is a vary rare piece and hard to find. The helmet and face shield are both removable as well as the shield that are all into place with magnets. Very awesome piece of art!
    Product Details
    Limited Edition 100 SOLD OUT
    License ARH Studios Mythology
    Scale1/4th scale
    Sculpted by Maxence Fleuret
    Painted by Arahom Radjah
    Product Size 20"H x 8"W x 8"D
    Release Date August 2012
    Spartacus, the leader of a rebellion of gladiators and slaves that escalated to a full-scale war in the years 73-70. n 73, seventy-eight gladiators managed to escape from the fighting school of Gnaeus Lentulus Batiatus at Capua. According to Plutarch, they were only armed with choppers and spits, which they had found in a kitchen. However, they soon discovered a transport of gladiatorial weapons. From now on, they were heavily armed and ready to fight any Roman soldiers!