Del Prado’s Scottish infantryman carries a tall axe-headed polearm and a round shield. A brimmed metal helmet and blue, studded-looking coat distinguish him from mail-clad knights. The product reference places the subject at Stirling in 1297; the model is an unnamed infantry figure.
Del Prado depicts Robert Craufurd standing in a red coat and dark trousers, with one arm extended and a paper or map held at his waist. His hat rests beside his feet. The uncovered head and directing gesture make this a more active portrait than an officer standing formally at attention.
NA185 depicts a Coldstream Guards flagbearer walking with a Union-pattern colour held forward on its staff. His red coat and pale trousers contrast with the flag’s blue field, white diagonals and red cross. The forward foot and angled staff distinguish him from the more stationary NA126.
NA168 supplies a mounted officer for the earlier Scots Greys releases. He wears the regiment’s red coat and bearskin, with an officer’s sash and a drawn sword held closer to the body than NA085’s extended charging blade. His grey horse moves forward at a controlled pace.
NA132 shows a young Coldstream drummer with both sticks raised above his side drum. The decorated sleeves, red coat and shako give the small figure considerable detail. His drum is carried in front of him, making the musical role immediately apparent.
The Coldstream sergeant in NA131 stands holding a long polearm upright at an angle. His red coat and grey trousers link him to the Guards infantry, but the weapon distinguishes him from their muskets. The figure’s poised stance gives him authority without a shouting gesture.
NA126 depicts a Coldstream Guards officer holding a large crimson colour with a Union canton and central device. He wears a red coat, pale trousers and a shako. The high flag and grounded stance make this a more formal composition than the advancing infantry.
NA098 contains a light six-pounder field gun and four Royal Horse Artillery crewmen. Their dark blue uniforms, crested helmets and pale crossbelts contrast with the gun’s blue-grey carriage. The crew carries the implements needed around the gun, with standing and bending poses distributed across the group.
A Scots Grey leans into a charge with his sword extended in NA085. The grey horse, red coat and bearskin cap create the regiment’s familiar silhouette. The horse’s stretched movement and the rider’s forward weapon make this one of the more emphatically active pieces in the earlier cavalry series.
FW188 equips an open Ford Model T with a Vickers machine gun, a seated gunner and a driver. King & Country’s contents description also identifies the folded gun tripod and the driver’s Lee-Enfield rifle in the rear. The vehicle remains recognizably a light car, with its occupants and equipment exposed.
