Hawk Miniatures produces a range of fine-scale model figure kits and bust kits designed by a modeller for the modeller to build, customise, and paint.
Hawk Miniatures model kit range represents military subjects from the British and Empire forces from many periods in history and conflicts. Such as
American War of Independence (1775 to 1783)
Napoleonic Wars and Battle of Waterloo (1803 to 1815)
Crimean War (1853 to 1856)
Victoria's Wars (1837 to 1902)
We aim to offer a truly representative range that reflects all the armed forces, whether they are from the Army, Navy or Royal Airforce, of the time and where possible Hawk Miniatures like to represent specific people to highlight their heroic endeavours, bravery awards and historical events.
A change of pace for the fantasy painter: this 1/10th fine-scale bust depicts the Veteran Slayer, a battle-scarred original character full of grit and attitude. Away from the historical ranges, this bust gives painters free rein to invent their own colour scheme and story. Sculpted by Robert Lane.
The kit is a multi-part bust 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 bust
Scars, braided hair, worn leather and metal make a superb sandbox for freehand and weathering techniques — the fine detail is ideal for our Kolinsky sable brushes, with a dry brush for the metalwork. See the Huntress and more in our model busts range.
Scale: 1/10th · Sculptor: Robert Lane · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
Bring the age of the Norse raiders to your workbench with this 75mm scale Viking figure kit, depicting a warrior of the 8th to 11th century. Sculpted by Alan Ball, the figure captures the rugged character of the Viking Age — a standout single subject for collectors of Dark Ages and early medieval miniatures.
Cast in high-quality resin and supplied unassembled and unpainted, the kit rewards careful painting of mail, leather, wool and weathered steel. Any groundwork shown is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this figure
Textured layers — braided hair, woven cloth, oiled leather and battle-worn metal — make this a satisfying study in materials. Our Kolinsky sable brushes give the control these surfaces deserve, while a dry brush is ideal for chainmail and highlights. Explore more of our historical figure kits.
The command and its spymaster, together: this 75mm scale two-figure resin set depicts General George Washington talking to Major Benjamin Tallmadge, his director of military intelligence, who oversaw the Culper Spy Ring during the American War of Independence. Tallmadge is shown in his Light Dragoon uniform — a superb narrative centrepiece that captures the moment the ring was set in motion. Sculpted by Alan Ball for our “Washington’s Spies” range, inspired by the AMC series TURN.
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
Two contrasting uniforms — buff-and-blue and dark dragoon — give plenty of scope for a coordinated colour scheme across the pair. Our Kolinsky sable brushes handle both faces and the lace. Prefer the figures singly? See Washington and Tallmadge, or browse the full American War of Independence range.
Scale: 75mm · Material: resin · Sculptor: Alan Ball · Two-figure set · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
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.
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.
Step into the age of the Musketeers of the Guard with this 75mm scale pair of figures, “The New Blade” — a musketeer testing a freshly forged sword, circa 1622. Sculpted by Alan Ball, this two-figure set brims with 17th-century character and swagger, a wonderful subject for collectors drawn to the era of Dumas’ musketeers.
Cast in high-quality resin and supplied unassembled and unpainted, the pair rewards rich, painterly work on cloth, leather and steel. Any groundwork shown is not included. Not suitable for children under 12.
Painting this set
Deep fabric folds, plumes and polished blades make this an oil- or acrylic-lover’s delight — our Kolinsky sable brushes hold a fine point for the lace, buttons and edging. Discover more historical figure kits.
Scale: 75mm · Material: resin · Sculptor: Alan Ball · Two-figure set · Supplied unmade & unpainted.
