Full-dress splendour of the Household Cavalry: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts an Officer of the Royal Horse Guards, circa 1825. One of Britain’s most senior and imposing regiments, the “Blues” wore a uniform rich in gold lace, plume and polished metal — a magnificent showpiece for the display cabinet. Sculpted by Alan Ball as a full figure.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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
Deep blue cloth, gold bullion and gleaming helmet make a bold, high-contrast paint — our Kolinsky sable brushes hold the point for the lace and orders, while a dry brush brings up the metalwork. Browse more of our historical figure kits.
A defining moment for Britain's greatest soldier: this 75mm-scale resin figure depicts Major General Arthur Wellesley at the Battle of Assaye in 1803, during the Second Anglo-Maratha War in India. It was here that the future Duke of Wellington forged the reputation he would carry through the Peninsular War to final victory at Waterloo. Sculpted by Alan Ball, the figure is a superb character study of the young general in the field.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
Cavalry command at Assaye: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Maxwell of the 19th Light Dragoons at the Battle of Assaye, 1803. Maxwell led the British and Company cavalry in Wellesley’s hard-won victory over the Maratha Confederacy during the Second Anglo-Maratha War. Sculpted by Alan Ball, he is a fine addition to a display of the Assaye command.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
This 75mm scale resin figure portrays Captain William Barclay of the East India Company at the Battle of Assaye, 1803 — one of the officers who fought alongside Arthur Wellesley in the hard-won victory over the Maratha Confederacy. Sculpted by Alan Ball as a full figure, it captures the dress and bearing of a Company officer on campaign in India.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
The engineer at Assaye: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts Captain John Blakiston, Royal Engineer, at the Battle of Assaye, 1803. Blakiston served with Wellesley’s force in the Second Anglo-Maratha War and later wrote a vivid account of the campaign — a characterful subject that rounds out the officers of the Assaye command. Sculpted by Alan Ball.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
Collect the whole cast in one set: this 75mm scale resin figure set gathers the officers of our Battle of Assaye 1803 range — Arthur Wellesley (the future Duke of Wellington), Captain William Barclay of the East India Company, Cornet Patrick Maxwell and Lieutenant John Blakiston. Sculpted by Alan Ball, together they recreate the British and East India Company command at one of Wellington’s earliest and most decisive victories in India.
The set is supplied as multi-part resin 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.
Painting this set
A full display group like this rewards a consistent palette across all four figures — our Kolinsky sable brushes give the control for the faces, lace and insignia. Browse the individual kits and the rest of the range in our Battle of Assaye category, or explore all our historical figure kits.
Scale: 75mm · Material: resin · Sculptor: Alan Ball · Multi-figure set · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
Holding the line at Waterloo: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts a kneeling Private of the Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Waterloo, 1815. It was for their stand against Napoleon’s Imperial Guard that the 1st Foot Guards earned the title “Grenadier Guards”. The kit includes two sets of arms — one firing, one presenting arms — so you can pose him to suit your display. Sculpted by Alan Ball.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
Shoulder to shoulder at Waterloo: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts a standing Private of the Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Waterloo, 1815 — the regiment whose defiance of the French Imperial Guard won it its enduring name. Like its kneeling companion, the kit includes two sets of arms, one firing and one presenting arms, for a flexible display. Sculpted by Alan Ball.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
This 75mm scale resin figure depicts an Officer of the Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Waterloo, 1815. It was for their stand against Napoleon’s Imperial Guard in the closing moments of the battle that the 1st Foot Guards earned the title “Grenadier Guards” — making this an especially fitting subject for any Napoleonic or Waterloo collection. Sculpted by Alan Ball as a full figure.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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
Scarlet coat, dark blue facings, gold lace and the tall bearskin make a classic, rewarding Guards paint — our Kolinsky sable brushes are built for the fine lace and buttons. Build a Waterloo display from the rest of our Napoleonic miniatures.
A firing line ready to build: this 75mm scale resin figure set gathers four Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Waterloo, 1815 — an Officer and three Privates. Together they recreate the steady scarlet wall that helped break Napoleon’s Imperial Guard and gave the regiment its famous name. Sculpted by Alan Ball, it’s the ideal way to collect the whole unit at once.
The set is supplied as multi-part resin 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.
Field engineering in the desert: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts a British Royal Engineer of the Sudan campaign, 1880. The Engineers built the bridges, roads and defences that made Britain’s colonial campaigns possible, and this figure captures one on active service in practical campaign dress. Sculpted by Alan Ball.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
Serving the guns in the Sudan: this 75mm scale resin figure depicts a British Royal Artillery gunner of the Sudan campaign, 1880. Artillery was decisive in Britain’s desert battles, and this figure captures a gunner in the practical campaign kit of the period — a strong addition to any Victorian colonial collection. Sculpted by Alan Ball.
The kit is a multi-part resin 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.
