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54Mm the Squadron Range - Model Soldier Catalogue 2021 06 29 Tradition of London E Mail [email protected] WWW www.traditionoflondonshop.com Chelsea House, Chelsea Street, New Basford, NG7 7HP Nottingham, England Tel UK +44 0 115 942 74 62 Tel Sweden +46 73 68 41 979 All our Toy Soldiers and Model Figures are Handmade in England 54mm The Squadron Range - Model Soldier Catalogue These 54mm model Figures has been designed by some of this country’s leading craftsmen, the size being the approximate height of figures without the headdress, depicting in accurate detail the armies of the past and present. The great leaders and the common soldiers alike all have been designed after much meticulous research into the uniforms and weapons. All the figures shown here are made of quality white metal and are available in kit form or fully painted in matt. These 54mm model Figures has been designed by Alan Caton, the size being the approximate height of figures without the headdress, depicting in accurate detail the British Army of the past and present. The great leaders and the common soldiers alike all have been designed after much meticulous research into the uniforms and weapons. All the figures shown here are made of quality white metal and are available in kit form or fully painted in matt. The kits can easily assembled with epoxy resin adhesive, after first removing any seams from the castings with a small file or craft knife. Before painting, the assembled model should be undercoated a matt finished white paint is ideal. A painting guide is included with every kit, and the figure can be painted with any of the proprietary brands of model paint, according to your preference. 258 Different Figures available Painted in Matt or Unpainted 1 Royal Marine Band SQN54 RMB 01 SQN54 RMB 02 SQN54 RMB 03 SQN54 RMB 04 SQN54 RMB 05 Drum Major Director of Music Side Drummer Corps of Musician with Trombone Musician Clarinet Drums SQN54 RMB 06 SQN54 RMB 07 SQN54 RMB 08 SQN54 RMB 09 SQN54 RMB 10 Musician Saxophone Musician with Euphonium Musician with Bass Musician Cornet Musician Piccolo SQN54 RMB 11 SQN54 RMB 12 SQN54 RMB 13 SQN54 RMB 14 Musician Cymbals Musician French Hornc Bass Drummer Tenor Drummer British Army ECW 1642-1651 SQN54 175 SQN54 176 SQN54 177 SQN54 178 SQN54 179 Engineer in Siege Armour Trumpeter Lord Hoptons Artilleryman Musketeer Pike man Yellow Coat Lifeguard Regiment SQN54 225 SQN54 226 SQN54 227 SQN54 228 SQN54 229 Officer Kings Lifeguard of Officer of Artillery 1642 Fifer of Infantry Cuirassier Trooper Parliamentary Foot Horse 2 British Army 1660-1690 SQN54 105 SQN54 106 SQN54 107 SQN54 108 SQN54 109 Musketeer 1st Guards Grenadier Horse Musketeer Line Infantry Drummer Farringtons Officer The Earl of Angus Grenadier Guards Regiment Regiment British Army 1700-1793 SQN54 090 SQN54 091 SQN54 092 SQN54 093 SQN54 094 Private Line Infantry Sergeant Grenadier Private Light Company Corporal Centre Company Sergeant 10th Light Company Dragoons SQN54 095 SQN54 096 SQN54 097 SQN54 098 SQN54 099 Pioneer 2nd Guards Grenadier Ligoniers Private Centre Company Private Cadogan's Horse Drummer 15th Light Regiment 48th Dragoons British Army Napoleonic 1793-1816 SQN54 075 SQN54 076 SQN54 077 SQN54 078 SQN54 079 Musician Private Light Company Officer 43rd Regiment Gunner Royal Horse Trooper 20th Light 2nd Guards Artillery Dragoons SQN54 150 SQN54 151 SQN54 152 SQN54 153 SQN54 154 Private Centre Company Private Grenadier Officer Life Guards Private Centre Company Officer 95th Rifles Company 3 British Army 1816-1837 SQN54 070 SQN54 071 SQN54 072 SQN54 073 SQN54 074 Sergeant 60th Rifles Private 71st Light Infantry Trumpeter 4th Light Officer 8th Hussars Sergeant 19th Lancers Dragoons SQN54 160 SQN54 161 SQN54 162 SQN54 163 SQN54 164 Jean Baptiste Cymbalist Pioneer Coldstream Trooper 16th Lancers Trooper Royal Horse Officer 92nd Highlanders Guards Guards British Army Victorian Period SQN54 035 SQN54 036 SQN54 037 SQN54 038 SQN54 039 Sergeant Gordon Officer 16th Lancers Guardsman Regimental Rifleman Kings Royal Rifle Private Highland Mounted Highlanders Transport Corps Infantry Company SQN54 045 SQN54 047 SQN54 046 SQN54 048 SQN54 049 Trooper 6th Dragoon Private Pennington 11th Fusilier Royal Fusilier Musician 74th Highland Officer Line Infantry Guards Hussars Regiment SQN54 050 SQN54 051 SQN54 052 SQN54 053 SQN54 054 Drum Major Private Line Infantry Sergeant 7th Hussars Officer Royal Horse Private 93rd Highlanders Guards 4 SQN54 125 SQN54 126 SQN54 127 SQN54 128 SQN54 129 Trooper 2nd Life Guards Private Highland Light Officer 1st Royal Dragoons Private 42nd Highlanders Officer 14th Hussars Infantry SQN54 130 SQN54 131 SQN54 132 SQN54 133 SQN54 134 Sergeant 7th Royal Officer 5th Private 24th Foot Pioneer 93rd Highlanders Driver Army Service Corps Fusiliers Northumberland Fusiliers Queen Victoria Jubilee 1897 SQN54 085 SQN54 086 SQN54 087 SQN54 088 SQN54 089 Nawanagar State Force Officer Gwalior State Officer Bhopal State Force Officer Bahawalpur State Officer Holkar's Lancers Lancers Force Lancers Force SQN54 110 SQN54 111 SQN54 112 SQN54 113 SQN54 114 Officer Bahawalpur State Officer Bikanir State Force Officer Dhrangadhra State Officer Mysore State Force Officer Nabha State Force Force Force SQN54 137 SQN54 138 SQN54 135 SQN54 136 SQN54 139 Officer Alwar State Force Officer Babnaghar State Officer Mewar Bhopal Officer Kapurthala State Officer Tehri Garwhal State Force Infantry Force Lancers Force 5 SQN54 155 SQN54 156 SQN54 157 SQN54 158 SQN54 159 Commandant Alwar State Officer Jodhpore State Officer 1st Battalion Officer Jaipur State Force Officer Gwalior State Force Forces Force SQN54 170 SQN54 171 SQN54 172 SQN54 173 SQN54 174 Officer Jodhpore State Commander Hyderabad Force Commander Kashmir State Staff Officer Jaipur State Commandant Baria State State Force Force Force Force SQN54 185 SQN54 186 SQN54 187 SQN54 188 SQN54 189 Officer of Lancers Kashmir Officer Of Lancers Officer 1st Lancers Officer Transport Corps Officer Sirmoor Sappers State Force Rampur State Force Hyderabad State Force SQN54 220 SQN54 221 SQN54 222 SQN54 223 SQN54 224 Aide de Camp to Queen Officer Scottish Rifles Sergeant Prince Albert's Regimental Sergeant Major Driver Army Service Corps Victoria Cameronians Own Somerset Light Infantry British Army 1901-1914 SQN54 064 SQN54 060 SQN54 061 SQN54 062 SQN54 063 Kettledrummer 9th Lancers Infantry Private Infantry Private Infantry Private Musician Royal Marine 6 British Army Indian 1904-1912 SQN54 195 SQN54 196 SQN54 197 SQN54 198 SQN54 199 Side Drummer 45th Private 127th Baluch Light Gunner 31st Mountain Officer Governors Officer 23 Cavalry Frontier Rattray's Sikhs Infantry Battery Bodyguard Force SQN54 210 SQN54 211 SQN54 212 SQN54 214 Kettledrummer 13th Duke SQN54 213 Adjutant Imperial Cadet Officer 14th Murrays Jat Officer Piper 1st Battalion Sepoy 22nd Punjabis of Connaughts Lancers Corps Lancers SQN54 235 SQN54 236 SQN54 237 SQN54 238 SQN54 239 Trooper Governor General Major 29th Bombay Drum Major 45th Rattray's British Bengal Officer Indian Officer 1st Madras Bodyguard Infantry Sikhs Lancers British Army Yeomanry Regiment SQN54 190 SQN54 191 SQN54 194 Officer Westmorland and Officer East Riding of SQN54 192 SQN54 193 Officer South Nottingham Cumberland Yorkshire Yeomanry Officer Lincolnshire Officer Sussex Yeomanry Hussars Yeomanry Yeomanry SQN54 200 SQN54 201 SQN54 202 SQN54 203 SQN54 204 Trooper Essex Yeomanry Officer Lothian and Trooper Royal 1st Devon Trooper Warwickshire Colonel Loyal Suffolk Berwickshire Yeomanry Yeomanry Yeomanry Hussars Yeomanry 7 SQN54 232 SQN54 233 SQN54 234 SQN54 230 SQN54 231 Trooper Norfolk Yeomanry Officer Duke of Lancaster's Trooper Lovat's Scouts Trooper North Irish Horse Officer Ayrshire Yeomanry Own Yeomanry British Army World War 1 SQN54 024 SQN54 020 SQN54 021 SQN54 022 SQN54 115 Private 1st Leinster British Infantry Private Officer 1st Cameronians Tank Crew Private Line Infantry Regiment SQN54 117 SQN54 118 SQN54 119 SQN54 116 SQN54 205 Cavalry Stretcher Bearer Staff Major 2nd Mounted Second Lieutenant Royal Able Seaman Royal Naval Division Corps Division SQN54 206 SQN54 207 SQN54 208 SQN54 209 Private Gordon Royal Marine Lieutenant Royal Air Infantry Ration Carrier Highlanders Service British Army 1918-1939 SQN54 180 SQN54 181 SQN54 182 SQN54 183 SQN54 184 Guardsman Grenadier Trooper Royal Horse Sergeant Royal Scots Greys Officer 1st Battalion Sergeant 1st Battalion Guards Guards 8 British Army World War 2 SQN54 015 SQN54 016 SQN54 017 SQN54 018 SQN54 019 Private British Light Trooper Special Air Private The Parachute Drummer Gordon Corporal Royal Military Infantry Service Regiment Highlanders Police SQN54 140 SQN54 141 SQN54 142 SQN54 143 SQN54 144 Sergeant Pilot Royal Air Private Airborne Division Chindit Private Private Commandos Guardsman Coldstream Force Guards SQN54 240 SQN54 241 SQN54 242 SQN54 243 SQN54 244 Private Gloucester Officer Royal Navy Officer 11th Hussars Army Recruit Sergeant Drill Instructor Regiment British Modern Army c.1990 SQN54 215 SQN54 216 SQN54 217 SQN54 218 SQN54 219 Piper Queens Royal Irish Drum Major Drum Major Gordon Infantry Private Officer Mess Kit Hussars Highlanders British Army Present Day SQN54 168 SQN54 011 SQN54 058 SQN54 032 SQN54 167 Officer Royal Horse Driver Kings Troop Royal Airman Queens Colour Major Special Air Service Mascot and Handler Artillery Horse Artillery Squadron 9 SQN54 100 SQN54 148 SQN54 122 Mascot Handlers Royal SQN54 124 SQN54 084 Mascot and Handler Mascot and Handler Regiment Trooper Blues and Royals Irish Guards SQN54 081 SQN54 066 SQN54 065 SQN54 059 SQN54 056
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