FeR Miniatures: French Chasseur, 34 eme Reg. Touraine Yorktown, 1779

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Javier Montero
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm

WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER BUYING THIS FIGURE:
– It is cool to have foreign troops to reinforce your Continentals!
– Just changing the choice of colors, you can portray many of the French regiments in the American Revolution, and with a slight conversion job you can portray them all.
– Our signature resin quality allows you to get the figure clean and ready in almost no time, so you may invest your precious free time in what really matters: painting and having fun.

The importance of the French and Spanish intervention in the American Revolutionary War is sometimes underestimated, but certain aspects of it were instrumental for the Continental victory over the British. Both countries took the gamble of declaring war to Britain, each one with their own geopolitical gains in mind, and sent big amounts of weapons and supplies, plus full contingents of troops and Navy squadrons.

French troops, under the command of Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau, fought in the main theaters of operations, side by side with their American allies. As they were especially well equipped and counted with the support of navy and heavy artillery, they were very important in all the actions that required a certain advantage over the enemy.

Our miniature depicts a chasseur from one of the regiments that fought in America (34 eme Reg. Touraine). Depending on the colors, it can be used to depict many of the French regiments in the American Revolution and, with a slight conversion job in the back pockets of the tunic, it can be used portray them all (check the guide of regiments included in this same page).