502 Abteilung ABT1022 HIGHLANDER BATTLE OF CULLODEN 54MM RESIN

We present a unique, luxurious historical miniature 502 Abteilung ABT1022 Highlander Battle of Culloden 54MM Resin, created by renowned sculptor Raúl García Latorre and cast with exceptional precision by master Verdier. This model belongs to the category of premium resin models for painting and collecting and is a true gem for history enthusiasts and figure modelers alike.

• Scale: 54 mm (approximately 1/32)
• Country of use: Scotland
• Historical period: 18th century, specifically the year 1746, the Battle of Culloden — the last great battle on British soil, marking the end of the Jacobite uprisings.
• Place of use: Battle of Culloden, April 16, 1746, where the Scottish Highland clans fought against the government troops of the Hessian Duke of Cumberland on the moors near Inverness.
• Material: Highest quality resin — delivering perfectly replicated details of clothing, weaponry, and the distinctive silhouette of the Scottish Highlander.
• Additions: Limited Deluxe Edition; the model contains no metal or wooden accessories, all parts are superb resin, perfectly suited for painting with acrylic and oil paints.
• Product category: Historical resin figure for assembly/painting

Brief historical description:
The Battle of Culloden was a turning point in British history, ultimately ending the Jacobite wars and the traditional Scottish Highland way of life. The Scottish Highlanders, known for their distinctive dress and weaponry, are not only a symbol of national pride but also a fascinating subject for modellers and collectors.

Recommendation:
This model is recommended for demanding modelers and collectors who seek exceptional quality and historical authenticity. The perfect choice for enthusiasts of historical scene reconstructions, as well as those who appreciate outstanding human figure detail in modeling.

Difficulty level: 4/5 — The model requires some experience in working with resin and figure painting, and is therefore recommended for intermediate and advanced users.