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ROM080 General Marcus Agrippa

King & Country Romans catalog reference

ROM080 ‘“General Marcus Agrippa” Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa (63BC-12BC) was a Roman General, statesman and architect who was a close friend and son-in-law to the Emperor Augustus, Agrippa gained fame and laurels for his major military victories, notably the Battle of Actium in 31BC when he defeated the combined armies of Mark Antony and Cleopatra.In addition to his military victories he was also responsible for the construction of many notable buildings in Rome including the original ‘Pantheon’. Our K&C figure shows him mounted in full ceremonial armour and wearing the blue cape of a Roman admiral in honour of his great naval victory.

Set code
ROM080
Series
Romans
Set type
figure set
Catalog status
Active

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About ROM080 General Marcus Agrippa

ROM080 General Marcus Agrippa is an active King & Country release from the Romans series. OTB Companion catalogs it as a figure set with 1 cataloged piece.

Cataloged pieces
1

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Catalog identification

Identify this release by the exact model number ROM080 and the catalog title “General Marcus Agrippa.” It belongs to King & Country’s Romans series and is cataloged as a figure set with 1 piece.

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