Our Battle of Assaye range depicts the British army's hard-won victory at Major-General Arthur Wellesley’s 23 September 1803 battle — the future Duke of Wellington’s first great battle, fought against the Maratha Confederacy during the Second Anglo-Maratha War in India. Sculpted and cast in the UK in high-quality resin, these fine-scale figure kits capture the redcoats, sepoys and officers of the campaign for collectors of the British colonial and Napoleonic-era army.
Wellesley’s outnumbered force crossed the Kaitna River to storm the Maratha guns in one of the boldest actions of his career — a subject rich in character for the historical modeller. Each kit rewards careful painting of uniform, facings and equipment.
The scarlet coats, cross-belts and campaign kit of 1803 make a rewarding paint. Reach for our Kolinsky sable brushes for the fine detail, and browse the rest of our historical figure kits.
Hawk Miniatures presents a 75mm Scale figure of Major General Arthur Wellesley (later Duke of Wellington) at the Battle of Assay - 1803.
Hawk Miniatures presents a 75mm Scale figure set representing the British commanders at the Battle of Assaye 1803.
Hawk Miniatures presents a 75mm Scale figure of Captain John Blakiston, Royal Engineer, at the Battle of Assaye 1803.
Hawk Miniatures presents a 75mm Scale figure of Captain William Barclay, East India Company, at the Battle of Assaye 1803.
Hawk Miniatures presents a 75mm Scale figure of Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Maxwell, 19th Light Dragoons, at the Battle of Assay - 1803.