Italeri 6004S 1/72 Scale Highlander Infantry Kit  [IT-6004S]

Italeri 6004 - 1/72 Highlander Infantry (Nap.Wars)
Price:
£6.58
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-6004S
GTIN:
8001283060042
Condition:
Brand New
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Guide to Italeri 1/72 Highlander figures: history and modelling

This 1/72 scale plastic figure kit portrays Napoleonic-era Highland infantry in kilted poses, intended for compact dioramas and regiment groupings.

The era's Highland regiments, including the well known 42nd (Royal Highland) Black Watch and the 92nd Gordon Highlanders, wore recognizable tartans and headgear that distinguish them within small-scale displays.

Careful preparation is important at this scale: remove sprue marks, tidy mold seams, and dry-fit components before final gluing. Small clamps or sticky tack can help hold parts while adhesive sets.

Painting should start with a solid undercoat, followed by block colors for jackets and kilts. Use thin washes to bring out details and reserve delicate tartan lines for the final stages or decals where appropriate.

Overall, a unified basing and painting plan will ensure that a handful of figures reads as a coherent unit rather than a collection of mismatched miniatures.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Assembly: model kit (plastic parts)

A compact 1/72 Highlander infantry set that favours silhouette and regiment identity, suitable for historic collectors and small scenic displays.

Fine sable or synthetic point brushes and high-pigment acrylics work well; thin paints for smooth coverage and multiple thin layers give better control than heavy single coats.
Keep tartan suggestions simple: two or three crossing tones can imply pattern effectively. Reserve intricate checks for larger scales or decal application.
Yes, but ensure conversions preserve scale proportions and test-fit parts to avoid misalignment; glue and paint protocols differ between plastic and resin/metal parts.
Use regimental histories, period uniforms guides, and museum collections for authoritative color references; cross-check illustrations to settle on consistent tones for your figures.

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