502 Abteilung ABT1025 93RD HIGHLANDERS, BALAKLAVA 1854 1/10 – unique modeller’s bust

502 Abteilung ABT1025 93RD Highlanders, Balaklava 1854 1/10 is a high-quality, extremely detailed 1:10 scale bust model, depicting a soldier of the famous 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Regiment of Foot during the pivotal Battle of Balaklava in 1854. This model belongs to a prestigious line of busts which captivate with their sculpting craftsmanship, and the author of this miniature is renowned artist Raul Garcia Latorre.

• Category: resin model for painting – collectible bust
• Scale: 1/10, which allows for very precise reproduction of uniform and equipment details
• Country and unit: United Kingdom, 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Regiment of Foot
• Historical period: Crimean War, Battle of Balaklava, year 1854
• Historical location: Balaklava in Crimea, during the famous “Thin Red Line” – the moment when the 93rd Highlanders held back Russian cavalry while being the only defensive line
• Material: high-quality resin, which guarantees excellent finish and sharpness of details
• Add-ons: model does not include photo-etched or metal parts, which simplifies assembly
• Unique features: finely sculpted Scottish tartan, realistic facial features, decorative buttons, and characteristic, historical Highlanders regimental equipment

The product is dedicated to experienced modelers and collectors interested in recreating realistic historical figures. It works perfectly as the centerpiece of any modeling display, as well as a challenge for fans of advanced bust figure painting. The detail and quality of this miniature make it an ideal choice both for military history enthusiasts and those devoted to painting miniatures.

Assembly and painting difficulty level: 4/5. The model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers, due to the high level of detail and the need for precise hand-painting.

The 502 Abteilung series offers not only excellent quality but also historical accuracy. By choosing this product, you are investing in a wonderful piece of figure modeling history, which will enrich any themed collection.