Personal escort to the Emperor, the chasseurs wore a colored uniform Of Hussars style. This range offers a selected choice of figures for beginners with HISTOREX. Each kit includes parts for making a single position figure in the true style of HISTOREX but at attractive price.
This odd vehicle was intended to provide quickly first aid on battlefield and to take the light wounded away. The set includes a Wurst, with a 2 horse’s team, one driver and 3 medical officers. This series depicts the most famous artillery and equipments of Napoleonic era. Offered in complete sets with equipments and figures, they allow the collector to...
This kit contains 5 Heads Austran Infantry in resine in various positions for modifying on request cavalry or foot figures. Accessories sets allow the modeler to let his imagination going for recreating every-day's life of soldiers on campaign through means of vignettes and dioramas
Created originally as the artillery of the Guard under the Consulate, the horse artillery developed in the dress and uniform of the Horse Chasseurs of the Guard, except as to colors. They retained the traditional colors of the artillery, dark blue, with red as the color of distinction. In full dress horse riding - Officer.
In 1807, in honour of the Polish nation, Napoleon decided to incorporate into his guard a Regiment of Polish Cavalry, under the title of Light Horse. This Regiment was armed with the lance in 1809, after the battle of Wagram, and took the name Light Horse Lancers of the Guard, generally know as the "Polish Lancers". In parade dress on horseback - Lancer
Like the Infantry, the regiments of Mounted Dragoons marched preceded by a small group of Sappers, 2 per squadron (4 squadrons to the regiment), under the orders of an N.C.O.These Sappers wore the uniform of the Elite Company of the regiments to which they were attached, in accordance with the following table 1804-1808 - In parade dress mounted bearskin...
During the campaign in Egypt, a troop of Oriental auxiliary Cavalry served with Bonaparte's Army. This troop accompanied the Army on its return to France and Napoleon, as a reward for their faithfulness, made these MAMELUKES part of his Guard, attached to the Regiment of Chasseurs à Cheval. In parade dress mounted - Office
French driver & shooter B1 bis May 1940 (2fig)
Para U.S. 82e AB. Div ; Normandie, 6 juin 1944 (2fig)