A Call To Arms 1/32 Professionally Painted Waterloo British 95th Rifles x16

Expertly hand painted with converted bases.
All figures have been double coated with matt varnish for premium protection. 

These beautiful, professionally hand painted figures are a wonderful addition to any collection as a presentation piece or as part of your game/war play. 

35 years experience painting military models.

In 1800 the Experimental Corp of Riflemen was formed, eventually becoming the 95th (Rifle) Regiment of Foot in 1803, the Rifles wore a distinctive 'greenjacket' and black leatherwork. This was the first attempt at camouflage by the British Army and was a reflection of the very different role expected of this brand new soldier.

Redcoats were generally issued with the 'Brown Bess' musket, capable of wavering accuracy at 75 yards. The 'Baker' the rifle issued to the riflemen was able to hit a man-sized target 200 yards away, and there are legendary characters within the Regiment, such as Tom Plunket who achieved accuracy well beyond this range using a patched ball.