Compagnies franches de la Marine

Compagnies franches de la Marine Kneeling Make Ready 1754-60

Model: 47054

Dive into the early conflicts of the French & Indian War with our meticulously detailed model of a soldier from the Compagnies franches de la Marine, dating from 1754-60. This 54mm figurine depicts a marine in a kneeling position, making ready his weapon, a representation of the readiness and discipline characteristic of French colonial troops during this period.

The soldier is dressed in the distinctive uniform of the Compagnies franches de la Marine, featuring a white coat with blue trim, knee-high boots, and a tricorn hat, a typical outfit for French marines of the era. The gloss finish enhances the vividness of the colors and the detailed craftsmanship of the model.

Features:

• Scale: 54mm
• Finish: Gloss
• Packaging: 1 Piece Set in Window Box
• Detail: Highly detailed with an accurate historical uniform and a poised combat stance
• Usage: Ideal for collectors, historical displays, or educational purposes to illustrate French military tactics and attire in the mid-18th century

This model serves as an excellent addition to any military miniature collection, providing a window into the strategic operations of French forces during one of the most significant conflicts in North American history.