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The Acoustic Guitar is a plucked string instrument played either with fingers or a pick. Related instruments are believed to have originated in ancient central Asia and eventually made their way to Europe in the 8th Century. As civilizations merged the guitar began taking on a unified shape and style. String count varied between 3-5 and the overall shape was much smaller compared to the ones seen today. It was in Italy that the first six string classical guitar was created. European immigrants settling in America replaced the nylon strings with steel ones which give way to the modern Acoustic Guitar. Features realistic detail and a rounded neck for easy grip. The reverse side has a standard connection point for when your traveling minifig musician needs to sling it onto his back.

Ammo Pouches are typically used by gun-wielders to stow stacks of ammo, that is, shot or bullets; but can also be used  to carry smaller supplies. Such equipment is crucial to hunters, soldiers and tactical outdoorsmen whose role mechanics and attacks depend on using large amounts of ammunition in a short amount of time. Ammo Pouch fits most standard minifig hips and 1x1 connection points.

A Backpack is, in its simplest form, a fabric sack carried on the back; secured with types of straps. Backpacks are often preferred to handbags for hauling larger loads, because of the increased capacity to carry heavy weights for long periods of time. In ancient times, the Backpack was used as a means to carry the hunter's larger game and other types of prey as a way of easier transport. Modern uses include stowing tactical gear, food and camping equipment. Two standard-size clips allow your fig to carry all sorts of compatible accessories. Backpack fits most standard minifig torsos & 1x1 connection points.

A Beret is a soft round cap often worn by military forces, police units or the sensibly chic. Berets were originally worn by the Northern Basque peasants in Southern France and first used as a military headdress by the French Chasseurs alps in in the early 1880s. When properly worn the Beret should fit snugly around the head and is commonly pushed to one side. Make a fasion statement with your jet set Parisian or give your impressionist artist some style. Also a great accessory for myth-bustin' geniuses, comedians, musicians and beatniks. Beret fits most standard minifig heads.

A Beret is a soft round cap often worn by military forces, police units or the sensibly chic. Berets were originally worn by the Northern Basque peasants in Southern France and first used as a military headdress by the French Chasseurs alps in in the early 1880s. When properly worn the Beret should fit snugly around the head and is commonly pushed to one side. Make a fasion statement with your jet set Parisian or give your impressionist artist some style. Also a great accessory for myth-bustin' geniuses, comedians, musicians and beatniks. Beret fits most standard minifig heads.

Roman helmets were accustomed to combat rather than parade or ornamentation; but that didn't stop artisans from crafting beautiful crests for the higher-ranking officials. Turn your average everyday Roman soldier into a Legate, Imperator or Cavalry Elite by adding a colorful and regal Commander Crest. Intended to fit our Legionary Helmet this piece has also been designed to fit most other traditional plume sockets.

Often secured atop a gentleman's hat or uniform headdress the plume signified a token of honor or achievement. Plumes were also placed atop military helmets to denote the rank of the wearer. Such ornaments were mainly plucked from prominent or rare species of bird. The classic Double Plume design features opposite, flowing feathers and a diameter that allows for a standard minifig grip. Peg is designed to fit most traditional plume sockets including our own Dwarf Helmet , Elven Helmet, Great Helm, & Hoplite Helmet.

Originating as simple beaters used for cultural, ritual and entertainment purposes, the modern Drumstick dates back to the use of percussion instruments that were used to provide rhythm to musical performances during the Middle Ages. The simple shape consists of a shaft, shoulder and tip - or bead. Players use two sticks at a time to pound the drum set. No drummer should be without a set of these to toss into the crowd at the end of a show. Use for marching bands, disheartening war percussion or as a simple decorative element in your custom creations. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Masks were often worn during the gladiatorial events to reduce the crowds' affinity with the warriors' identities. Of course the Gladiator Mask was also great for protection - even though it could be quite stifling and hinder peripheral vision. Perhaps what it lacked in function, it made up in form; opponents would never know where the eyes were looking, and the completely alien nature of the mask had to be unsettling. Combine with our Gladiator Helmet to assemble a diverse group of those that will salute you!

Evolving from the ancient bronze and iron edged weapons of the Hittites and Celts the Gladius became the blade that won the lands of the Roman Empire. Gladius is literally Latin for "sword" and emerged from the Iron Age to be used by Roman Legionaries from the 3rd century BC. The common Gladius was straight and double-edged, with a sharp V-shaped pointed tip and a rhomboid cross section - ideal for short, powerful thrusts. Fits most standard minifig hands.