This dramatic mounted figure commemorates one of the most famous cavalry exploits of the Napoleonic Wars — Sergeant Charles Ewart’s capture of the French regimental standard at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
Clutching the seized tricolor of the 45th Line Infantry, Ewart is portrayed galloping from the battlefield with his prized trophy. The flowing standard, sculpted in motion, adds height, color, and historical significance to the piece while symbolizing the chaos and valor of close-quarters cavalry combat.
Dressed in full Scots Greys cavalry uniform and mounted on a dynamically posed charger, the figure captures the energy and triumph of the moment. The richly detailed saddle gear, weaponry, and regimental flag enhance its authenticity and display presence.
Finished in fine matte tones with meticulous hand-painted detail, this collectible is an outstanding centerpiece for Waterloo displays, British cavalry formations, and Napoleonic battle dioramas.
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Materials
Metal
Dimensions
54mm
Care information
These are not play toys. They are collectables. Recommended for 14 yrs old and older.
