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1/72 Scale Model of The British Infantry during American War of Independence

American War of Independence British Artillery (1/72) This 1/72 scale British Artillery set from Hat Industrie represents gun crews as they would have appeared during the American War of Independence. Sculpted with period uniforms and equipment, the figures are intended to complement infantry and cavalry units of the era, making them well suited to battlefield layouts, siege scenes or wargaming tables. The poses reflect the practical roles of artillery crews, focused on operating and supporting their guns rather than dramatic action. Artillery played a crucial role throughout the conflict between Britain and the American colonies. British guns were used to support infantry advances, defend key positions and conduct sieges against fortified towns and strongpoints. While often limited by terrain and logistics, trained artillery units provided disciplined firepower that could influence engagements when deployed effectively. In North America’s varied landscape, artillery crews had to adapt quickly, operating in conditions far removed from European battlefields. A solid addition for anyone building British forces of the late 18th century, adding depth and balance to American War of Independence scenarios. Features 1/72 scale plastic figure set British artillery from the American War of Independence Period-accurate uniforms and equipment Designed to complement infantry and cavalry units Suitable for dioramas, wargaming and historical collections

American War of Independence British Cavalry (1/72) This 1/72 scale set from Hat Industrie depicts British cavalry troopers as they would have appeared during the American War of Independence. The figures are sculpted to reflect period uniforms and equipment, with mounted poses that suit scouting, movement, or battlefield scenarios. The set includes both riders and horses, allowing for a cohesive and balanced cavalry unit straight from the box. British cavalry played a varied but important role during the conflict in North America between 1775 and 1783. While large-scale cavalry engagements were relatively rare compared to European wars, mounted troops were frequently used for reconnaissance, rapid movement, escort duties and pursuit. Units such as light dragoons became particularly valuable in the wide and often difficult terrain of the colonies, where speed and flexibility mattered as much as firepower. Sets like this help capture that less formal, more mobile side of 18th-century warfare. A useful cavalry set for building out British forces of the late 18th century, whether for gaming tables or historical displays. Features 1/72 scale plastic figure set British cavalry from the American War of Independence Includes 6 mounted figures Includes 9 horses Period-accurate uniforms and equipment Suitable for dioramas, wargaming and figure collections