VICTRIX British Foot Artillery - 28mm Napoleonic Miniatures

2026-04-15T15:13:33-04:00

Price: 37.00

Deploy the firepower of the Royal Artillery across the full span of the Napoleonic Wars — from the dusty plains of the Peninsula to the mud and smoke of Waterloo. With four gun barrel options, limbers, and head variants covering both major campaigns, this is one of the most versatile British Napoleonic artillery sets available in 28mm hard plastic.

Figures come unassembled and unpainted. Bases not included.

What's in the Box?

3 x Guns (with interchangeable barrel options)

3 x Limbers

15 x Crew figures with multiple arm and head options

Gun Barrel Options

Short 6-pounder

Long 6-pounder

9-pounder

5.5-inch howitzer

Crew & Uniform Options

Stovepipe shako heads — represent Royal Artillery crew during the Peninsular War

Belgic shako heads — represent crew at Waterloo (1815)

Officer head and coat tail variants — suitable for either the Peninsular or Waterloo periods, giving you a correctly dressed officer for whichever campaign you're building

Multiple arm options for varied crew poses across loading, firing, and standing positions

Historical Background

The Royal Artillery was a cornerstone of Wellington's army throughout the Napoleonic Wars. The 6-pounder was the standard British field gun of the Peninsular campaign, prized for its mobility across difficult terrain. The heavier 9-pounder saw increasing use as the war progressed, while the 5.5-inch howitzer provided vital indirect fire capability against troops in cover. At Waterloo, the Royal Artillery played a decisive role in breaking French cavalry charges and supporting the infantry squares that held the ridge until Blücher's Prussians arrived.

Compatible Factions

British Royal Artillery (Peninsular War, 1808–1814)

British Royal Artillery (Waterloo campaign, 1815)

King's German Legion Artillery (with appropriate painting)

Portuguese or allied artillery (with head and colour scheme adjustments)

Recommended Rulesets

Black Powder / Black Powder II — field as a foot artillery battery; the limbers add excellent visual detail to movement and deployment on the table

Sharp Practice (TooFatLardies) — use as a skirmish-level artillery piece with crew for Peninsular War scenarios

General d'Armée — represent Royal Artillery batteries at brigade or division level in large-scale Napoleonic engagements

Lasalle (2nd Edition) — ideal as British foot artillery in the Napoleonic order of battle

The Silver Bayonet — crew figures make excellent specialist characters or support elements for this gothic horror skirmish game set during the Napoleonic Wars

Painting & Modelling Notes

The stovepipe vs. Belgic shako is the key visual differentiator between Peninsular and Waterloo crews — decide your campaign focus before assembly

British artillery carriages are painted grey-blue, a distinctive contrast to the French olive green — an important detail for mixed-nation collections

The 5.5-inch howitzer makes a striking centrepiece model and is worth including in at least one of your three gun builds

Limbers are ideal for diorama bases, objective markers, or adding depth to your battery's table presence