Roman Commander

Tiny empire energy. Big helmet attitude. Absolutely no chill from the Roman department.

This is the Roman Commander, the sort of figure who looks at a peaceful display and immediately starts organising it into ranks. He depicts a Roman military leader, complete with the ancient armour-and-helmet brief that says you’ve brought order, authority and possibly a deeply annoying meeting.

You don’t need a whole empire to make him work. He’s a compact hit of historical bossiness for a collection that’s gone a bit too polite. Put him near anything modern and let the anachronism do the shouting.

Highlights

Roman command without the lecture. You get the military-leader look, minus anyone making you revise for history GCSE.

Ancient armour and helmet styling give him that familiar ‘I’m in charge because my hat says so’ authority.

A Minifig-scale character with a very clear role: stand there, look important, and make everyone else seem underdressed.

Facts

MPN: col147

Released: 2013

Add him to the shelf and let Rome overreact.