New Wargames Atlantic medieval range

[Mr. White]

The plastics look great and I hope it does well for them.

Selfishly, as someone who no longer favors plastics, I hope they also continue the excellent Baron’s War metal range that I’ve been buying into.

[Timotl]

I'm guessing that it's a consequence of wanting them to cover a fairly long period. The Wheel pommel wouldn't sit right for the earlier period they cover (and are actually most suitable) but the compromise seems to be a kind of Brazil nut/Tea cosy hybrid by the look of things. The Falchion does look like it has a disc pommel though. I think not painting them bright gold probably helps them not look like draw handles too!
I think overall it looks quite a good kit with some good weapon and helmet options.

 
That's some in depth research. Ahh well, as many of us have said, they'll make a nice base for kitbashing!

[Atheling]

Unfortunately, Roman equipment and fashion of the 3rd century was quite distinctive and underwent some serious changes around 300 CE. Mind you, us 3rd century buffs got the unexpected gift of a plastic kit dedicated to 'our' favourite but somewhat neglected period 

To be fair, you've had a gift for many years in the form of the A&A miniatures Middle Imperial roman range:
https://www.aandaminiatures.co.uk/categories/?c=3