Rogers’ Rangers Standing Firing, No.1 1/30Figure William Britain (16213) 1:30 scale by William Britain

Rogers’ Rangers Standing Firing, No.1 1/30Figure -William Britain (16213)

Features

• Figure is approximately 2.5″ tall
• All metal construction
• Hand painted and ready for display
• Museum quality craftmanship

Rogers’ Rangers were a specialized colonial fighting force raised during the French and Indian War under the command of Robert Rogers. Known for their unconventional warfare, they conducted reconnaissance, raids, and ambushes across the harsh frontier of northern New York and Canada. Operating in small, mobile units, they relied on stealth, survival skills, and intimate knowledge of the wilderness. Rogers formalized their tactics in “Rogers’ Rules of Ranging,” emphasizing discipline, adaptability, and surprise. The Rangers often worked behind enemy lines, targeting French forces and their allies. Their green clothing helped them blend into forests, a contrast to traditional European uniforms. Rogers’ Rangers are considered precursors to modern special operations forces, influencing military scouting and light infantry tactics.