British 43rd Reg. of Foot, Tear Cartridge

British 43rd Regiment of Foot, Teat Cartridge, 1780 - Model 16198

Step back into the battlefield fervor of 1780 with this meticulously crafted representation of a British 43rd Regiment of Foot soldier at the ready. Modeled in a 1/30 scale, this hand-painted matte finish figurine captures the precise moment of preparing the cartridge, showcasing the historic military discipline of the era.

The British military's manual of arms in the 18th century, detailed in Hugh Gaine's 1775 guide, eschewed direct aiming commands in favor of “leveling muskets” for firing. This practice underscored a refined yet rapid target acquisition under the stress of battle, emphasizing the development of aiming techniques within the ranks. Our figure stands poised with his musket, the manual command of “Present” vividly brought to life, embodying the rigor and precision taught to Britain's professional army.

Each figurine includes:

• A historically accurate British 43rd Regiment of Foot soldier
• A collector's item perfect for display and educational purposes

This collectible serves not only as a striking display piece but also as an homage to the tactical evolution and valor of historical military practices. Ideal for collectors and history buffs alike, this soldier adds a touch of historical depth and craftsmanship to any collection.