Our largest historical figures — 90mm and 100mm resin kits give a painter canvas-like space for blending, freehand and fine uniform detail. Each one is historically researched and cast in high-quality resin in the UK.
These large scale figure kits make commanding centrepieces for a display cabinet or competition table. New to bigger scales? Our kolinsky sable brushes hold the paint and the point for larger work too.
This 100mm fine-scale resin figure depicts a Private of the 10th Hussars (Prince of Wales’s Own Royal) at Waterloo in 1815. Sculpted by David F Grieve, it captures the elaborate dress of one of the British Army’s most celebrated light-cavalry regiments — a magnificent subject for the Napoleonic collector.
Cast in high-quality resin and supplied unassembled and unpainted; any groundwork shown is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this figure
Hussar uniforms are a masterclass in braid and lace — the kind of fine, repetitive detail our Kolinsky sable brushes were built for.
Scale: 100mm · Material: resin · Sculptor: David F Grieve · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
“Into the valley of Death”: this 90mm scale mounted figure depicts a trooper of the 11th Hussars (Prince Albert’s Own) during the Charge of the Light Brigade, Crimean War 1854. The 11th rode in the front line of the most famous cavalry charge in British history, and this horse-and-rider kit captures the drama of that doomed advance at Balaclava. Sculpted by Alan Ball.
The kit is a multi-part mounted figure supplied unassembled and unpainted, and requires assembly. Any groundwork shown in the photographs was provided by the artist and is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this figure
The 11th’s famous crimson trousers, dark blue jacket and rich gold braid make one of the most rewarding hussar schemes to paint — ideal for our Kolinsky sable brushes, with a dry brush for the horse’s coat. See him locked in combat in the “Charge the Guns” set, and explore our Crimean War miniatures.
This 100mm fine-scale resin figure depicts a Private of the Light Company, The 28th of Foot (North Gloucestershire) Regiment, at Waterloo in 1815. Sculpted by David F Grieve, it captures the classic British line infantryman of the Hundred Days campaign in fine detail, down to the equipment and back-badge tradition that made the 28th famous.
Cast in high-quality resin and supplied unassembled and unpainted; any groundwork shown is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this figure
Scarlet coat, yellow facings and pipe-clay white belts make a crisp, satisfying paint — ideal for our Kolinsky sable brushes.
Scale: 100mm · Material: resin · Sculptor: David F Grieve · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
One of the most characterful figures in our Waterloo 1815 range: this 100mm fine-scale resin figure portrays a Sergeant of the 79th Cameron Highlanders. Sculpted by David F Grieve, it captures the pride and detail of a Highland regiment in full kit — feathered bonnet, kilt and sporran — a standout project for any Napoleonic collector.
Cast in high-quality resin and supplied unassembled and unpainted; any groundwork shown is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this figure
The Cameron of Erracht tartan is the showpiece here — painting the sett cleanly is hugely rewarding, and a fine Kolinsky sable brush is essential for the crossing lines.
Scale: 100mm · Material: resin · Sculptor: David F Grieve · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
One of the most famous last stands in British military history: this 90mm scale figure depicts Lieutenant (Captain) Souter of the 44th (Essex) Regiment of Foot at Gandamak, 1842. During the catastrophic retreat from Kabul in the First Anglo-Afghan War, a handful of survivors made their final stand on the hill at Gandamak — and Souter, who had wrapped a regimental colour around his body, was among the few taken alive. Sculpted by Mike Good, it’s a powerful, characterful centrepiece.
The kit is a multi-part figure supplied unassembled and unpainted, and requires assembly. Any groundwork shown in the photographs was provided by the artist and is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this figure
Torn, travel-worn uniform, the wrapped colour and a determined face make this a superb narrative paint at 90mm — our Kolinsky sable brushes hold the point for the face and detail. Explore more of the era in our Victorian miniatures range.
Scale: 90mm · Sculptor: Mike Good · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
The moment they reached the guns: this 90mm scale combat set depicts a mounted 11th Hussar (Prince Albert’s Own) in combat with a Russian artilleryman at the Charge of the Light Brigade, Crimean War 1854. It captures the climax of the charge — the survivors bursting in among the Russian battery at the end of the valley. Sculpted by Alan Ball, this dramatic two-figure vignette is a showpiece centrepiece.
The set is supplied as multi-part figures, unassembled and unpainted, and requires assembly. Any groundwork shown in the photographs was provided by the artist and is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
