Jacobite Highlander

Based on our two 1745 figures, this prototype figure uses the Redcoat head but is dressed like many Jacobite Officers using Redcoat trousers and cut down leggings. We designed and built it as inspiration for a new figure development.

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Jacobite Highlander

‘Niallghas’
(NEE UL GHUS)
1745 Rebellion

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Specification & History

The Figure Specification

Specification:

Greystones 1/6 Military Figure - Jacobite Highlander 1745 rebellion.
Limited Edition of only 500 pieces (Availability: LOW STOCK)

Multipose Body x 1
Realistic head sculpture x 1
Hilted Sword & Scabbard x 1
Shield (Targe) x 1
Dagger, belt & Scabbard x 1
Flintlock pistol x 1
Powder Horn x 1
Pistol Shot bag x 1
Blue Bonnet Hat and white cockade x 1
Provisions Shoulder Satchel x 1
Tartan Plaid & Brooch x 1
Tartan Jacket (real pockets) x 1
Waistcoat (real pockets) x 1
Shirt x 1
Socks & tiestraps x 2
Shoes x 2
Historical map with real red wax seal
Figure ‘stand’ included

Materials:

ABS, PVC, PU Cotton, Cotton, Polyester, Zinc Alloy, Stainless Steel - NOTE: sample diorama display base shown is not included with the figure.

History

History:

‘Niallghas’ (NEE UL GHUS), Gaelic meaning: champion choice

As a fearsome Highland Chieftain, Niallghas was looked up to and respected by the 250 men in his regiment.

Battles

April 1746 – Battle of Culloden

Weaponry

Targe (shield)
Dirk
Pistol
Sword

Injuries

Badly injured by canon fire and killed by bayonet.

Quote

On his sword blade was inscribed ‘With this good sword thy cause I will maintain and for thy sake, O’ James, will breach each vein’.

This handmade Jacobite Highlander figure is a limited edition. Order yours now to avoid disappointment.

The sixth scale character featured and name is fictitious. Any similarity with actual people, living or dead is purely coincidental. Product may differ slightly from photos featured.

Item Number:

GC11-JH01

Unit NET price:

£89.00

Unit GROSS price:

£89.00

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