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SFA049A - Standing Firing Private
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SFA049A - Standing Firing Private 24th Foot
The ordinary infantryman formed the foundation of the British Army during the Victorian era. Soldiers of the 24th Regiment of Foot served on the frontier of the British Empire and became closely associated with the dramatic events of the Anglo-Zulu War.
This figure depicts a standing firing private of the 24th Foot, representing the frontline soldier responsible for carrying out orders and engaging the enemy during battle.
Armed with his rifle and equipped according to the standards of the period, the soldier reflects the disciplined firing tactics used by British infantry. Troops relied on coordinated volleys, strong formations, and careful training to maximise their effectiveness.
The figure captures the appearance of a Victorian British soldier in action, making it ideal for historical displays focused on the Anglo-Zulu War, colonial campaigns, or nineteenth-century military history.
At The Military Workshop, collectors can explore figures that bring historical events to life through detailed representations of the people who fought, served, and experienced these pivotal moments.
Brand: Thomas Gunn
