Drummer Boy, 77th East Middlesex, 1808 Far East

Drummer Boy, 77th East Middlesex, 1808 Far EastSculpture: Ral Garca Latorre Painting: Marc Masclans Material: Resin Number of parts of the kit: 6 Scale: 54 mm The British Army was present in many fronts of the Napoleonic Wars, from the arid and rough fields of Spain and Portugal to the final phases of the war in Flanders and France. Among those forces was the 77th (East Middlesex) Regiment of Foot, raised in 1787 for service in India. This regiment saw action on many campaigns, from Walcheren to

(Scenic parts are not included)

regularly used a mixture of opium and morphine

Sculpted by Hector Moran

Kit includes: 3 pieces

2 rolled-up blankets

If we take into account that the charge was conducted by only 150 cavalrymen and led to the fleeing of around 9000 infantry troopers

200 mm Resin Bust

54mm white metal Kit

combined with the 2nd regiment of Red Lancers

Duke William

Sculpted by Paloma Alperi

as it includes the typical kettle hat and the pole arm known as “bill”