Introducing a stunning figurine from Del Prado's Napoleon at War collection, this is number 32 featuring a brave piper from the 71st (Glasgow) Highlanders in 1806. The intricate details of the military personnel's uniform have been beautifully crafted to give a realistic portrayal of the era between 1751-1815. This piece is perfect for collectors who appreciate the artistry and history of toy soldiers.

The brand is Del Prado and this item is non-domestic with only one piece available. It is a British Nationality figurine and has not been modified. This toy soldier is ideal for those interested in military history and is sure to become an excellent addition to your collection.

This Scottish infantry unit was raised in the 1780s. It served with the British Army until 1881 when it was merged into The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders). The Scottish 71st Glasgow Highlanders were more than a match for anything that Napoleon sent against them. They were present at the final battle of the Napoleonic wars, the battle of Waterloo in 1815 where 16 Officers and 171 soldiers were killed.

In well looked after condition