At a Glance● British Hussars in 1810 shakos - fast, aggressive light...
At a Glance
● British Hussars in 1810 shakos - fast, aggressive light cavalry
● Dramatic charging poses with sabres extended at full gallop
● Represents 480 men at 1:40 scale - fully deployed regiment or division
● Contains 12 mounted figures on H1 standing horses
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Historical Context
British Hussar regiments adopted the shako in 1810, modernising their appearance while retaining hussar dash. The 10th, 15th, and 18th Hussars brought continental light cavalry tactics to Wellington's army. Fast, aggressive, and flamboyant, they excelled at pursuit and harassment. At 1:40 scale, this regiment represents approximately 480 men - a fully deployed regiment or division of the regiment suitable for depicting the dramatic cavalry actions that characterised Napoleonic warfare.
AB-BC19 Hussar, shako, charging x 10 figures
AB-BC20 Hussar trumpeter, shako x 1 figure
AB-BC21 Hussar officer, shako x 1 figure
Total Figures: 12 mounted
Horse Type: H3 charging horses (can request H2 trotting horses in the comment sections)
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