42nd Royal Highland Regiment

42nd Royal Highland Regiment Battalion Coy Standing Ramming, No.2, 1758-63

Model: 16098

Step back into the tumultuous period of the mid-18th century with our 1/30 scale model of a soldier from the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, depicted during the critical moments of the French and Indian War. This figure is portrayed in the act of ramming the bullet down his musket, a pose that captures the intensity and focus required in the heat of battle.

The soldier's attire is richly detailed, reflecting the distinguished uniform of the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment after it was recognized as a Royal regiment, with blue facings replacing the older buff-colored ones. His traditional Scottish kilt, combined with the military regalia of the era, vividly illustrates the unique blend of cultural identity and military duty.

Features:

• Scale: 1/30
• Finish: Matte
• Packaging: 1 Piece Set
• Detail: Authentic detailing of the uniform and equipment used by the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment
• Usage: Ideal for collectors, historical dioramas, or educational purposes to explore the military history of the 18th century

This model not only enhances any collection of military miniatures but also serves as an educational tool, offering a window into the significant historical events involving the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, from the battles at Fort Ticonderoga to the surrender of Montreal.