King & Country NA003: 71st Standing Firing
The long, level musket gives NA003 its shape. This is the instant after a soldier has brought his weapon to the shoulder, with the red coat and pale trousers framing a very deliberate firing stance.
King & Country NA097 Royal Horse Artillery Sergeant with Telescope: Experience at the Gun Position
NA097 is cataloged as a sergeant, a useful distinction in a range full of officers. His telescope and composed stance bring an experienced non-commissioned role into the artillery display.
King & Country NA087 Seizing the Colour: Sergeant Ewart: A Captured Eagle Becomes a Regimental Story
NA087 builds a three-figure encounter around Sergeant Charles Ewart and the standard of the French 45th Line. It is a compact way to explore both a battlefield capture and the later memory created around it.
King & Country NA084 Scots Grey Bugler: The Signal in the Sleeve Stripes
The bright sleeve decoration and raised instrument distinguish NA084 before the viewer notices the pale horse. This is a cavalry figure whose purpose can be explained through sound and recognition rather than a drawn weapon.
King & Country NA083 Scots Grey Standard Bearer: Colour Above a Pale Horse
NA083 combines a pale mount with a richly painted standard. The cloth supplies the strongest block of colour above the rider and makes this an immediately recognisable centrepiece for the early K&C Scots Greys group.
King & Country NA077 Duke of Wellington Mounted: Copenhagen Gets a Moment to Graze
The horse lowers its head while Wellington looks outward through a telescope. NA077 sets a commander’s concentration against an animal’s ordinary behaviour, making this personality piece more engaging than a rigid equestrian portrait.
King & Country NA076 King’s German Legion with Ramrod: The Work Between Shots
The raised ramrod gives NA076 a different rhythm from the firing figures. It catches a necessary, exposed stage of a rifleman’s work and makes a small infantry display more informative than a continuous row of weapons at the shoulder.
King & Country NA071 King’s German Legion Standing Firing: A Rifleman’s Deliberate Aim
NA071 holds the weapon level at the shoulder, giving the KGL group a clear direction of fire. The restrained pose is useful for examining the practical difference between a rifleman and the familiar image of a densely packed musket line.
King & Country NA069 King’s German Legion Officer with Sword: German Soldiers in Wellington’s Army
The green uniform of NA069 opens a story that a shelf of British redcoats can miss. The King’s German Legion served in the British Army, bringing Hanoverian experience and identity into the coalition that fought Napoleon.
King & Country NA066 Mounted Horse Artillery Officer: The Battery Has to Move Before It Can Fire
NA066 restores the horse to a group usually displayed around a stationary cannon. The mounted officer makes an artillery collection easier to understand as a mobile organisation with routes, orders and transport needs.