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Contents: 1 Miniature Kit Scale: 1:35 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Contents: 1 Miniature Kit Scale: 1:35 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Important notificationCaution! Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
Contents: 1 Miniature Kit Scale: 1:35 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Contents: 1 Miniature Kit Scale: 1:35 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Important notificationCaution! Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
Contents: 45 Fuel canisters Scale: 1:48 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Contents: 45 Fuel canisters Scale: 1:48 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Important notificationCaution! Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
Contents: 28 Fuel canisters Scale: 1:48 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Contents: 28 Fuel canisters Scale: 1:48 This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Important notificationCaution! Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
On October 25th, near Agincourt, Henry V’s English army, largely composed of foot troops and a small contingent of noble knights, defeated the army of the Constable of France Charles d’Albret, a much larger force boasting the best heavy cavalry in Europe. The English success was determined by the use of the Welsh longbow. This…
The word “hussar” identifies the light horsemen and comes from the Hungarian “huszar”. The most famous hussar units were the French regiments of the Napoleonic era. They were employed for scouting and communication purposes, and to screen the movement of the Emperor’s corps, like during the advance that allowed the French to flank the Austrian…
The line infantry was the backbone of Napoleon’s Grande Armée. The “shako” headgear adopted in 1806, replacing bicorn hats, and the Charleville 1777 musket, are the most characteristic elements of French line infantry. The equipment was completed by the briquet, a sort of infantry shortsword. The kit also includes the regiment’s drummer and the “eagle-bearer”…
The legion was the basic unit of the Roman army. Each maniple was commanded by a centurion, that could be recognized by his leg guards, the vine-stick and the helmet with a transverse crest. The Legion’s equipment after the Marian reform was standardized and issued by the State. Legionnaires of this period wore a lorica…
The Box contains 8 Figures and 1 Gun. This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. The Box contains 8 Figures and 1 Gun. This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Important notificationCaution! Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months of age. Scale: 20 mm…
This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. This kit is made of plastic, is unpainted and requires assembly. Important notificationCaution! Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months of age. Scale: 20 mm / 1:72
The 1er Regiment de Grenadiers-à-Pied de la Garde Imperiale was the backbone of Napoleon’s “Old Guard”. A soldier could be admitted only after 10 years of service and irreproachable conduct. The Old Guard was usually employed as reserve, taking action only in decisive or difficult moments. The “grognards” or “grumblers”, as Napoleon nicknamed them, represented…
Line infantry advanced in close order, often preceded by light infantry units like Chasseur, Tirailleurs or Voltigers. These light units harassed the enemy to disrupt their lines, or to interrupt their line of command targeting officers, drummers, and standard bearers. Even the Imperial Guard had light infantry units in its ranks. This kit is made…