Compagnies franches de la Marine

Compagnies Franches de la Marine Standing Firing, 1754-60

Model Number: 47044

Experience a piece of New France's military heritage with the "Compagnies Franches de la Marine Standing Firing, 1754-60" toy soldier. This meticulously crafted figure represents a member of the French marine companies stationed in Canada during the mid-18th century, poised and ready to fire his musket.

Cast in 54mm scale and finished with a high gloss to highlight the fine details of his uniform, this model captures the essence of the troops tasked with the defense of Canada before the significant engagements of the French and Indian War. The soldier is depicted in a classic firing stance, dressed in a white uniform with blue and black accents, reflecting the authentic military attire of the era.

Features:

• Scale: 54mm, ideal for collectors and historical displays.
• Finish: Gloss, enhancing the vivid details and durability of the figure.
• Material: High-quality craftsmanship ensures lasting beauty and historical accuracy.
• Packaging: Comes in a collector's box, making it a perfect gift for history buffs or a fine addition to any military miniature collection.

This figure not only celebrates the historical significance of the Compagnies Franches de la Marine but also serves as a tribute to their vital role in protecting colonial interests in North America.