The large black, white and red flag makes FW007 easy to find in a cabinet. Its over-the-shoulder carry gives the figure movement, while the long staff creates a much wider footprint than the small base suggests.
FW005 depicts a saluting officer on a dark horse. The original description identifies him as a major of the 13th Bavarian Rifles—a useful reminder that a mounted figure is not automatically a cavalry trooper.
The level musket makes this guardsman suit a wall or orchard edge. Identify the sculpt across NA015 and French issue numbering, then place it in Hougoumont’s wider defence.
The archived photograph and written figure descriptions disagree. Compare the four pictured poses before identifying a loose WS064 group.
Stanley Hollis returned under fire for two trapped Bren gunners. The named Gold Beach figure connects that action with his wider wartime service.
Wireless Set No. 18, handset, aerial and bayoneted rifle: the radioman’s equipment tells you what to inspect and how to place him in a display.
Explore King & Country DD415 Gold Beach Grenadier, its historical setting, distinctive details and place in the D-Day collection.
Explore King & Country DD414 Gold Beach Running, Firing Rifleman, its historical setting, distinctive details and place in the D-Day collection.
Explore King & Country DD413 Gold Beach Kneeling Ready Rifleman, its historical setting, distinctive details and place in the D-Day collection.
Explore King & Country DD412 Gold Beach Kneeling Rifleman, its historical setting, distinctive details and place in the D-Day collection.
