General Washington stands in the field uniform of the later Revolutionary War years — buff-and-blue regimentals, cocked hat, a hand resting on the pommel of his sword. The figure captures the quiet composure of the commander who had already survived Trenton, Valley Forge, and the long retreat from New York, and who would soon accept Cornwallis's surrender at Yorktown.

W. Britains has been casting collector-grade metal figures since 1893. This Washington is part of their flagship American Revolution series, 1/30 scale (approximately 60mm), hand-painted in matte finish by W. Britain's Chillicothe studio. The proportions, uniform detail, and restrained palette are the house style that has made W. Britain the reference standard for historical figures.

Specs: 1/30 scale (~60mm) | solid metal, hand-painted matte | single figure | original W. Britain packaging.

A natural centerpiece for a Revolutionary War vignette. Pair with Alexander Hamilton 1783, General Washington Mounted, and General Washington's Personal Flagbearer for a Continental Army command group. Popular with Revolutionary War enthusiasts, Washington collectors, and W. Britain completionists.

Model: W. Britain 10074