British 43rd Regiment of Foot Defending

Step back in time with the British 43rd Regiment of Foot, depicted here in the critical posture of defense from the year 1780. This finely crafted 1/30 scale toy soldier showcases the tension of an 18th-century battlefield, with the soldier standing ready, bayonet fixed and at the ready, symbolizing both defense and the daunting threat of close-quarters combat.

This model vividly portrays the dual function of the period musket as both firearm and pike, illustrating the strategic importance of infantry squares in repelling cavalry charges. The figure’s stance and equipment are rendered with meticulous attention to historical accuracy, from the uniform’s detailed cut to the precise replica of the bayonet. This collectible is not just a figure but a piece of history, capturing the spirit and the mettle of the era’s military tactics.

Features include:

• Historically Accurate Uniform: Every detail, from the buttons on the coat to the buckles on the shoes, has been recreated to mirror the actual attire of the British 43rd Regiment.
• Dynamic Defensive Pose: Positioned to reflect readiness and strategic formation, this figure embodies the discipline and preparedness of a soldier defending his ground.
• Collectible Craftsmanship: Ideal for enthusiasts of military history, this piece offers both aesthetic appreciation and educational insight into 18th-century combat techniques.

This figure comes in a matte finish, adding to its sophisticated display quality, and is presented in a classic box, perfect for collectors and history aficionados alike.