French Indian Wars

Frontline Figures bring you The Indian Wars of 1754 to 1760.
Although Great Britian did not declare war on France until 1756 conflict between the two great nations began years before this date. Some actions even saw the future President of The United States of America, George Washington, fighting in his service as a British Officer. The war swinging in favour of each combatant. In 1757 The French led by Montcalm captured Fort William Henry, there followed the massacre of unarmed British Troops by the French's Indian allies. 1759 Quebec falls to the British after the battle on the Plains of Abraham and in 1760 Montreal also falls to the British. Eventually France ceading Canada in the Treaty of Paris, on February 10th 1763.

This series is one of the latest and expanding additions to the Frontline Figure stable and has featured in Toy Soldier magazine. .

All Frontline Figures Indian War sets are in highly detailed, hand painted 60mm scale classic toy soldier style, offering great value for money and are limited to an edition of 1,000 sets world wide, each box coming with an individually numbered certificate.

Frontline Figures, makers of high quality 54mm and 60mm hand painted, metal toy soldiers.