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SFA038C - Standing Firing Corporal
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SFA038C - Standing Firing Corporal
The SFA038C - Standing Firing Corporal depicts a British non-commissioned officer in the midst of battle, standing firm and delivering accurate rifle fire against the enemy.
During the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, British infantry relied heavily on disciplined rifle volleys and strong battlefield formations to counter the speed and aggression of Zulu attacks. Armed with the Martini-Henry rifle, British soldiers possessed a powerful single-shot weapon capable of delivering effective fire at range.
As a corporal, this soldier held a position of responsibility within his unit, helping to maintain discipline and ensure orders were followed during the confusion of battle. Non-commissioned officers were essential in keeping formations together during intense fighting.
This figure captures the determination of the Victorian-era soldier and is an excellent addition to displays depicting the Anglo-Zulu War, British Army history and 19th century military campaigns.
Available from The Military Workshop.
Brand: Thomas Gunn
