General Daniel Sickles

General Daniel Sickles – The Controversial Commander

Model: 31173
Scale: 1/30
Finish: Matte
Set Includes: Single Figure (boxed)

This finely crafted figure represents Union General Daniel E. Sickles, one of the most colorful and controversial officers of the American Civil War. Known for his audacious leadership and dramatic personality, Sickles rose from a political background to command the III Corps at Gettysburg. His unauthorized advance on July 2, 1863, nearly cost the Union army the battle—but his men’s fierce defense bought critical time for reinforcements to arrive.

Portrayed here in his distinctive Union officer’s uniform, Sickles stands confidently, arms folded and sword at his side—a fitting depiction of his bold, defiant character. The figure’s sculpted detail captures the commanding posture and intensity of a man whose career blended courage, ambition, and notoriety in equal measure.

Expertly hand-painted in 1/30 scale with a matte finish, this collectible brings historical drama and authenticity to any Civil War display, honoring one of history’s most debated generals.