Napoleonic French Engineers were men charged with building bridges and fortifications as well as breaking down the gates and obstacles protecting the enemy. As such they were amongst the strongest men in the French army. These characterful models are provided with an option to build them with the Charleville musket or with an engineer tool…
At the outbreak of the Napoleonic wars the French light infantry was the finest in Europe. They could best the fierce obedience of the Germans and Dutch with their high level of independence and initiative, those of the Spanish and Italians through their determination and bravery and, in some situations, the British, using their own…
Our latest Napoleonic boxed set arrives today – the Late French Light Infantry, containing 30 of our superb plastic infantrymen and 6 metal command figures: Not all of Napoleon’s troops could make it through to the Guard, lifting themselves from the obscurity of the Line regiments, but the soldiers of Bonaparte’s Light infantry regiments believed…
Even more French reinforcements are now available with the elite skirmishing Voltigeurs: View in Store Meanwhile, you can see the deadly effects of the French sharpshooting with these British Casualties. As you can see there are two sets – one covering the Peninsular campaign with Stovepipe shakos and the other is good for later…
Released this week is the revolutionary early war French tank the FT-17, ready to defend against the invading armies of Germany: View in Store The Renault FT-17 was a French light tank that was among the most revolutionary and influential tank designs in history. It was the first production tank to have its armament within…
Available from today are the core of Bonaparte’s all-conquering French army – in plastic! These excellent Napoleonic Late French Line Infantry are joined by a set of those giving their life for their country and their Emperor… En avant! The cry went up in hundreds of French throats as the blue columns marched forward on…
We’ve been working long and hard on a very special project and aided and abeted by the lads at Sarissa Precision and we are absolutely delighted to be able to unveil it to you in all its glory on this, the 199th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo! Containing the farmhouse of La Haye Sainte…
With the new La Haye Sainte battle set as the centrepiece, here are some of the other forces we have available (and many more on the way…) that will make up a recreation of the Battle of Waterloo: British View Range Hanoverian View in Store French View Range Prussian View Range
Graham Davey
Rich Dando
Andy Hobday
