Continental Infantry Regiment (Plastic Box)

George Washington formed regular military units, which became the core of the Continental Army. They were drilled and trained to fight in the European style and in massed ranks.

These regiments, combined with the mixed militia units, gave Washington and the "Continentals" the military means to contend with the Redcoats. Ultimately, it was the regular units and militias that won the war for the Americans.

The box contains 30 plastic miniatures that can be assembled as follows:

• 24 Musketeers/Riflemen including a command unit consisting of two officers, a drummer, a sergeant, and two ensigns
• 6 Light Infantry/Skirmishers/Rangers
• 4 pages of background and 8 full-color flags/banners

The miniatures are supplied unpainted.