4th Regiment of Foot Officer with Regimental Colour

This striking 1/30 scale figure depicts a junior British officer carrying the Regimental Colour (the "Second Colour") of the 4th Regiment of Foot—a centerpiece of any American Revolutionary War display. In classic 18th-century practice, the Regimental Colour featured a small Union Jack in the upper canton, while the main field displayed the regiment's facing color—here rendered in a deep dark blue—with the royal cypher and crown motifs signifying loyalty to the Crown.

In battle, these colours were far more than decoration. They served as rallying points in smoke and confusion, helping units dress their lines, maintain cohesion, and hold formation under fire. Carried by a junior officer, the flag and bearer became a highly visible symbol of discipline and pride—often drawing enemy attention and making the role both honored and hazardous.

Hand-painted in a crisp matte finish with bold period-correct detailing, BR105 is ideal for command vignettes, British line formations, and display scenes pairing the regiment's colours with officers, drummers, and rankers—standing alongside the 4th Foot officer carrying the King's Colour to complete the color party, with the Marching Redcoats dressed on the colours behind, and across the catalog with the gloss-painted Tradition of London 10th Regiment Infantry with Flags color party, where the 10th Foot's yellow regimental field offers an instructive contrast to the 4th's royal blue.

Model: BR105 Scale: 1/30 Finish: Matte