The Tradition of London French & Indian War range brings the North American theater of the Seven Years' War to life in the classic English toy soldier tradition — 54mm scale, gloss-painted by hand in London, in the style that has defined collectible military miniatures for generations.

This collection features the armies that clashed across the forests and fortresses of eighteenth-century America. British redcoats in their regimental facings, Highland regiments in tartan kilts like the famed Black Watch, French regulars in white Bourbon coats, Rogers' Rangers in green hunting shirts, Native American warriors allied to both sides, and the colonial militia that fought alongside the regulars. From Fort Carillon to the Plains of Abraham, Braddock's defeat to Wolfe's victory at Quebec, the figures capture the soldiers of a war that decided the fate of North America.

At 54mm, these figures represent the traditional collector scale of the 20th century — slightly smaller than the 1/30 (60mm) figures produced by W. Britain and King & Country, and visually distinct because of the gloss finish and heritage painting style. They pair naturally with the Tradition of London American Revolution range for collectors building out the colonial-era history of North America.

Popular with Seven Years' War enthusiasts, eighteenth-century British military collectors, Highland regiment admirers, and anyone tracing the imperial contest that shaped modern America and Canada.