43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion

Step into history with toy soldier 43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780.

This meticulously crafted miniature captures the essence of a British soldier during the Clash of Empires period, proudly bearing the standard weapon of the era – the renowned "Brown Bess" flintlock musket.

With its distinctive muzzle-loading design and single-shot capability, the Brown Bess was the backbone of the British Army during this pivotal period in history. Weighing just over 10 pounds unloaded, this formidable firearm represented the cutting edge of military technology of its time.

In this miniature, the soldier is depicted marching in the classic "support" position, with the musket cradled in the bend of his left arm. This stance, though allowing for ease of movement, also ensured that the musket remained at the ready for any potential engagement. Additionally, the soldier has the option to grasp the musket with his right hand near the neck of the stock, providing additional stability, especially on uneven terrain.

Every detail of this miniature, from the soldier's uniform to the intricacies of the Brown Bess musket, has been meticulously crafted to reflect historical accuracy and authenticity. Whether displayed as a standalone piece or as part of a larger diorama, this miniature offers a captivating glimpse into the daily life and military prowess of the British Army during the 18th century.

Let toy soldier 43rd Regiment of Foot Battalion Coy Marching at Support, 1780, transport you back in time to an era of global conflict and colonial expansion, where soldiers marched boldly into history with the iconic Brown Bess by their side.

Model: 16168

1/30 scale