Zvezda 6802 French Line Infantry (1812-1815) 1/72 – Plastic Napoleonic French Line Infantry Figures

Showcase your historical model collection with the highly detailed Zvezda 6802 French line infantry (1812-1815) 1/72 set. This is a complete set of high-quality plastic figures, perfect for dioramas, historical battles, and any model projects focusing on the Napoleonic era.

Product Details

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: France
• Historical period: 1812-1815, the final phase of the Napoleonic Wars
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Additional elements: detailed figures (soldiers with weapons and equipment), no metal or resin accessories included
• Category: plastic model kit – figures

Historical Description

The French line infantry of 1812-1815 formed the backbone of Napoleon Bonaparte's army during the Great Russian Campaign, the Battles of Leipzig and Hanau, as well as the last great battle – Waterloo. These formations were equipped with muskets and characteristic uniforms of the period, providing the French army with firepower and discipline. The figures accurately reproduce historical details such as shakos, backpacks, and Napoleonic gear, allowing modelers to create a realistic representation of key events in nineteenth-century Europe.

Purpose and Difficulty Level

This set is an excellent choice for both beginner and advanced modelers passionate about the Napoleonic Wars and 1/72 scale battle dioramas. The Zvezda 6802 model is especially recommended for collectors and those recreating historical scenes – the figures are compatible with other soldier models and sets in this popular scale.

• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 (easy assembly, figures are also ideal for painting and customization)

Why Choose Zvezda 6802?

The French line infantry (1812-1815) 1/72 set boasts high-quality details and a realistic depiction of Napoleonic uniforms, making it a great addition to any historical collection. Easy assembly and the option to paint have made this product highly appreciated by both hobbyists and experienced modelers.