Perry Miniatures Napoleonic British High Command Mounted 28mm Scale Metal Figures

This definitive28mm metalcommand set features the three most iconic leaders of the British Army at Waterloo—Wellington, Uxbridge, and Picton—captured in authoritative mounted poses.

Direct the fate of Europe with theBritish High CommandbyPerry Miniatures. This elite metallic set brings together the legendary triumvirate that orchestrated the Allied victory in 1815. Sculpted with the anatomical precision the Perry brothers are famous for, each figure captures the distinct personality and campaign dress of these historic titans:

• The Duke of Wellington:Depicted in his characteristic understated campaign frock and low-profile bicorne, observing the field with calm resolve.
• The Earl of Uxbridge:The dashing cavalry commander, shown in his ornate hussar-style uniform before his fateful injury.
• Sir Thomas Picton:The rugged “Fighting Tom,” famously depicted in his civilian top hat and frock coat, just as he appeared when leading the 5th Division at Waterloo.

Cast in high-detailwhite metal, these figures provide the sharp textures required to paint intricate lace and historical facial features. This set is an essential centerpiece for anyNapoleonic Britishcollection and is designed to seamlessly integrate with Perry’s plastic and metal infantry and cavalry ranges.

Features

• Scale:28mm
• Category:Miniature Figures
• Product Type:High Command / Generals
• Era / Faction:Napoleonic War – British Army (Waterloo 1815)
• High-quality construction:Metal (White Metal)
• Set includes:3 mounted figures (Wellington, Uxbridge, Picton) and 3 horses
• Compatibility:Compliments all Perry Miniatures Napoleonic British sets
• Assembly or painting required:Yes (Unpainted figures; preparation and glue required)
• Packaging:Jewelry Box (3.5” L x 2.75” W x 1.2” D)
• Recommended for collectors ages:14+ (Not a toy)

Tip:For Picton, use a dark, weathered “Umbrella” silk texture on his top hat to distinguish him from the more formal military dress of his peers—a historical quirk that makes this figure a true conversation piece.

Recommended Finishing Essentials

The Professional Palette (Realism & Detail)

• Wellington’s Blue:AK11189 Dark Prussian Blueis perfect for the Duke’s understated command coat.
• Uxbridge’s Hussar Braid:AK11191 Goldor a vibrant yellow for the intricate frogging on his jacket.
• Picton’s Civilian Coat:AK11029 Blackor a very dark grey to represent his non-regulation field attire.
• Equine Tones:UseAK11102 Deep Brownfor Wellington’s famous mount, “Copenhagen.”

The Speed Painting Path (Fast-to-Table)

• Base Coat:The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Highlord Bluefor the military coats andBony Matterfor the officers’ breeches.
• Quick Detailing:UseThe Army Painter Fanatic Matte Blackfor the bicornes and Picton’s top hat.

Basing & Scenics

• Terrain Foundation:UseKrautcover Scenics Meadows of Purity(KCS-91008) to recreate the ridge at Mont-Saint-Jean.
• Foliage & Tufts:AddKrautcover Scenics Static Grass Spring 4mmto simulate the tall rye that obscured the battlefield in June 1815.
• Weathering:ApplyAK Interactive European Earthweathering pigments to the horses’ lower legs to simulate the sodden, muddy conditions of the Waterloo campaign.