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1/32 (54mm) Scale
Gloss Finish
In 1656 Lord Wentworth's Regiment was formed in the Spanish Netherlands forming a portion of exiled King-of-England" Charles II's bodyguard. A few years later, a similar regiment known as John Russell's Regiment of Guards was formed. In 1665 these two regiments were combined to form the 1st Regiment of Foot Guards
1/32 (54mm)Scale
The 45th (Nottinghamshire) (Sherwood Foresters) Regiment of Foot was a British Army line infantry regiment, raised in 1741.
4 Piece Set
Limited Edition of 750 sets.
1/32 (54mm) Scale.
Gloss Finish.
In 1745 the Regiment was in Gibraltar and under the command of a Colonel Warburton, while two years later it was serving in Nova Scotia. In 1751 numerical titles were introduced and the Regiment became the 45th. The aggressive actions of the French against the English in Canada resulted in the 45th being called out on active service. It was one of the regiments that won undying fame in storming and capturing from the French the Naval Arsenal of Louisburg, a stronghold that had been heavily and extensively fortified. The 45th Regiment served for twenty years in Canada, and for its gallantry at Louisburg was later awarded the first of the long roll of battle honours that now adorn the Colours. Although not present as a unit, the 45th was represented by its grenadier company in the British force that the gallant Wolfe led up the St. Lawrence River to capture Quebec and thus seal the doom of French rule in Canada.
2 Piece Set
Limited Edition of 400