Scots Guards Piper--single figure standing at attention and playing bagpipes
$59.00

King & Country

Item Number: CE119

Scots Guards Piper--single figure standing at attention and playing bagpipes

Our standing-at-attention Bagpiper is wearing 'No. 1 Dress Scots Guards Piper Uniform', comprising the all-black Highland tunic complete with silver buttons in groups of three with white piping on collars, cuffs, and shoulder wings.  His tartan plaid and kilt are in 'Royal Stewart' pattern while his hosetops are in black and red with white military spats.
On his head is the traditional 'Feather Bonnet', a type of military head dress used almost exclusively by the Scottish Highland infantry regiments of the British Army from about 1763 until 1914.  Today only pipers and some drummers wear the 'Feather Bonnet' although drummers in the Scots Guards wear the equally traditional tall, black bearskin the same as all other officers and men of the Foot Guards regiments.

‘NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT’ (Latin)--‘No One Assaults Me with Impunity’ (English translation)
       (Nobody Hits Me And Gets Away With It!) (Scottish alternative)

Above are the official and unofficial mottoes of one of Britain’s most famous regiments:  ‘The Scots Guards’.

BRING ON THE PIPES & DRUMS

Here are the two latest recruits to King & Country’s ‘CEREMONIAL’ Range of ‘Soldiers on Parade’.  These two figures are the first of five that together and in multiples can form the Pipes & Drums of the 1^st. Battalion, Scots Guards.

Due to be released in MARCH 2026.