Christmas Release 2025... Royal Marines Commando depicted entering Port Stanley during the Falklands War, 1982.
Model kit requires assembly and painting
Sculpted and designed with the assistance of a former Royal Marine who served during the conflict.
Available to order until 15th July 2026**
Equipment and Detail:
Royal Marine Beret and hoodover
Arctic Smock and dpm trousers
Hawkins Cairngorms boots with Norwegian ski gaitors
Royal Marines Arctic Bergan with ‘H’ frame
58 Pattern webbing with optional magazine pouches, water canteen and respirator pouch
SLR rifle (skrim applied to stock and butt of rifle) and FFD (first field dressing)
Royal Marines Sleeping Bag and Roll Mat
Optional Shovel
**It is no longer commercially viable to continue producing a large amount of figures in a wide number of scales and sizes. Models are therefore now only available to order in resin kit form for a limited time only. After the expiry date the listing will be marked out of stock on the website and will be unavailable to order. Our most popular models will, however, be available to purchase in STL format from recommended resellers at a later date.
Available in 1/24, 1/16 and 1/12 and scales.
Notes:
While many Royal Marines carried similar items during the arduous March to Port Stanley, equipment and kit varied from one man to the next. The 58 pattern webbing pouches included with the figure are optional and can be placed as required, although the two magazine pouches were normally attached to the front of the webbing as in the images. The included respirator pouch was often used to carry many other items in place of the respirator. Some Marines also used customised pouches in addition to the regular 58 pattern webbing pouches to carry equipment.
If carried, poncho’s and shovels were often placed inside the bergan (once the commando’s were reunited with their bergans during the final leg of the March). However, some marines may have attached the shovel to the side of their bergan (included with the kit should you wish to depict)
Limited Edition Item:
1/24 Scale - 25 Units
1/16 Scale - 50 Units
1/12 Scale - 25 Units
What is a limited edition item?
With figure piracy on the increase, producing units in a limited edition means both the producer and collector are aware exactly how many units are in existence and in which scales. A numbered certificate will be included with the figures detailing the number of the edition in the relevant scale. A limited means the item will only be produced in a maximum number of the edition size stated. Once this number has been reached no further figures will be produced.
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Sculptor - Mark Haywood with assistance from former Royal Marines who served in the conflict