British 43rd Regiment of Foot – Priming Pan on Musket, 1780

Model: 16214
Scale: 1/30
Finish: Matte
Manufacturer: W. Britain

This finely detailed figure represents a soldier of the British 43rd Regiment of Foot during the American Revolutionary War, shown in the act of preparing his musket to fire.

The 43rd Regiment was an experienced line infantry unit of the British Army and took part in numerous campaigns during the war in North America. Soldiers like this would have been trained in the disciplined manual of arms required for musket warfare, including the careful process of priming the pan before firing—a critical step in the operation of flintlock firearms.

Dressed in the traditional red coat of the British Army, along with period-accurate equipment and uniform details, this figure captures the professionalism and precision of British infantry on campaign. Pairs well with companion figure.

Expertly sculpted and hand-painted in 1/30 scale with a matte finish, this W. Britain miniature is an excellent addition to any American Revolution collection, especially for displays depicting British line infantry and battlefield drill.

A historically rich piece that adds authenticity and variety to Revolutionary War dioramas and formations.