Victrix Plastic Model Figures

Waterloo British Infantry Centre Companies (28mm) VX0001

This highly detailed 28mm hard plastic set from Victrix represents British line infantry centre companies during the Waterloo Campaign of 1815. Designed with precision and historical accuracy in mind, this set includes 52 multi-pose infantry figures ideal for wargaming or diorama building in the Napoleonic period.

The figures are equipped with the iconic Belgic shako, reflecting the standard-issue headgear used by British troops in the final stages of the Napoleonic Wars. Also included are a full range of command figures—officers, NCOs, drummers, and standard bearers—offering customisation options and battlefield variety. Arms, heads, and kit can be posed to create dynamic and unique unit arrangements.

Parts are crisply moulded in hard polystyrene and feature fine detail such as straps, bayonets, pouches, and regimental distinctions. Whether you’re fielding them for historical gaming or painting a display unit, the set provides excellent value and historical character.

• Scale: 28mm (1:56)
• Figures: 52 multi-part infantry
• Includes command figures and optional parts
• Belgic shako heads included
• Hard plastic kit, supplied unpainted

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

By 1815, the British Army had become a seasoned fighting force through years of campaigning across Europe and the Peninsular War. The centre companies of British line regiments formed the bulk of Wellington’s infantry and played a vital role at the Battle of Waterloo. Equipped with the reliable Brown Bess musket and wearing the newly issued Belgic shako, these soldiers were known for their discipline and resilience under fire. At Waterloo, they stood firm against repeated assaults by Napoleon’s veteran troops, anchoring the Allied line in one of history’s most decisive battles. This Victrix set captures the look and feel of those brave men in miniature form.