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Bronze Age Chariots

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THUNDER OF HOOVES! RUMBLE OF WHEELS!

The chariot was the first mobile instrument of war. Appearing as far back as 6000 years ago when horses were first domesticated and the wheel was invented, the chariot quickly became a powerful weapons platform.

This model is typical of the type used in the eastern Mediterranean and Northern Europe during the Bronze Age. Light but structurally robust, the chariot was both a fast attack and heavy weapon system allowing warriors to quickly get to the battlefield, strike, and move on.

This set features six multi-part horses and three chariots that can be built in two ways (enclosed or open sided). Add a crew of your choice whether they be Bronze Age, later, or fantasy warriors!

Models require assembly and painting. Bases are not included. Crew are NOT included. Box includes 3 multi-part chariots and 6 multi-part horses.

  • Sculpting: Thieu Duong
  • Illustration: Peter Dennis
  • Figure Painting: Henry Hyde
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

I was skeptical a book about ancient warfare tech could be this gripping, but the section on how the wheel and horse domestication came together 6000 years ago really sets the scene. Reading about the rumble of wheels and thunder of hooves made me feel like I was on the battlefield myself.

Joshua D. ★★★★★

The descriptions of the thunder of hooves and rumble of wheels really set the tone—I felt like I was right there on the battlefield. It’s incredible how clearly it explains the design and history of these ancient war machines. Exactly what I wanted.

Zoe ★★★★★

I picked this up expecting a dry military history and instead got a genuinely fascinating look at how the chariot evolved from domestic horses and the wheel into the first real war machine. The section on those early 6000-year-old origins alone was worth it.