Legion of the United States (Wayne's Legion)

The Legion of the United States Infantryman Advancing Loading, 1794, epitomizes the meticulous process of preparing for battle during the formative years of the young American nation.

At a scale of 1/30, this toy soldier embodies the precision and discipline required to handle the muzzle-loading smoothbore musket, the standard weapon of the Legion during Wayne’s campaigns on the frontier.

Loading and firing a musket was a complex procedure that demanded careful attention to detail and practiced skill. The soldier depicted in this figure is engaged in the crucial task of reloading his weapon, a process that involved multiple steps and movements. From retrieving the cartridge from the cartridge box to ramming the ball to the breech with the ramrod, each action was executed with precision and efficiency.

Despite the challenges of reloading while advancing, soldiers of the Legion were trained to maintain their composure and follow the established protocols. This toy soldier serves as a reminder of the dedication and proficiency of those who served in Wayne’s Legion, embodying their commitment to duty and readiness for battle. Displayed with pride, it honors the legacy of these brave soldiers who played a pivotal role in shaping the destiny of the fledgling United States.

Model: 16119

1/30 scale

Matte Finish

1 Piece Set