Centre company, marching, shako cords, plume

The British Waterloo Line Infantry uniform included a red wool tunic, gray campaign trousers, and the iconic uncovered 1812 "Belgic" shako, crafted in black felt. This shako featured a black leather peak, red-and-white plume on the left for centre company soldiers, white cords for enlisted ranks, and a plate with the Royal cipher "GR" and the regimental number beneath. Officer cords were gold.

These 18mm figures, sculpted by Alan Marsh, are metal and supplied in a random mix of three variants. Each figure is unpainted and may require some assembly .

Price per figure.