Napoleonic Waterloo Collection - W Britains Collection
Scale 54mm / 1:32.
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Battle of Waterloo, 1815
- Updated February 20, 2012!
On June 18, 1815, Chteau d'Hougoumont a large farmhouse garrisoned by the 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, was attacked by the might of Napoleon's army. |
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Charge of the Union Brigade
- Updated January 29, 2012
This new 2010 release is a Napoleonic vignette inspired by the painting Gordons and Greys To The Front by Victorian artist Stanley Berkeley (1855-1909). The W. Britain scene depicts the combined charge of the Royal Scots Greys (2nd Royal North British) Dragoons and the 92nd (Gordon) Highlanders against the French infantry of D'Erlon's Corps at the Battle of Waterloo. |
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British 1st Royal Dragoon
- Updated February 4, 2012
At about noon on June15, 1815 the 1st Royal Dragoons carried out a grand charge against French Infantry that was in the process of overwhelming British Highland Regiments on the British center left of the battlefield.
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French Lancers
- Updated January 29, 2012
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95th Rifles at Waterloo
- Updated February 20, 2012!
The elite 95th Rifles were trained as light infantry to act as skirmishers, sharpshooters and in other less conventional roles. They consistently performed with an lan and stubbornness that earned them respect and admiration throughout the army. The light
infantry units did not carry standards or use drummers, but employed buglers to convey orders over the din of the battlefield
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Napoleonic Leaders
Napoleonic Leaders at Waterloo
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Connoisseur Collection
This is the second much anticipated release in the new Connoisseur Collection series. Like the first piece it was sculpted by Alan Ball with the master painted by David Youngquist and it showcases the phenomenal detail these two masters are capable of in their sculpting and painting.
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