This finely detailed 1/30 scale figure depicts a young Continental Army ensign proudly carrying General George Washington's Headquarters Flag during the American Revolutionary War. The striking mid-blue silk banner displays thirteen white six-pointed stars arranged in a distinctive 3-2-3-2-3 pattern—one of the earliest known 13-star American flag designs.

Used to mark Washington's presence, command post, or marquee tent, this personal standard symbolized leadership and unity during the struggle for independence. The flag served as a rallying point for Continental troops and a clear signal of the Commander-in-Chief's location on campaign.

The figure captures the youthful determination of a Continental flagbearer, dressed in period uniform with carefully sculpted equipment and historically inspired detailing. The flowing banner adds dramatic motion and vertical presence, making this piece an ideal focal point within Revolutionary War encampments and battlefield displays.

Finished in rich matte tones with crisp uniform detailing and a beautifully rendered Headquarters Flag, this figure is a standout addition to any American Revolution collection and pairs perfectly with Continental Line infantry and command figures—including the W.G.C. Commandant Major Caleb Gibbs at the head of the Guard and the matte 1/30 W. Britain Continental Line ensign with regimental flag carrying his regiment's colours alongside.

Model: AR093 Scale: 1/30 Finish: Matte