Italeri 6176 WATERLOO LA HAYE SAINTE - STABLES 1/72

The Italeri 6176 "WATERLOO LA HAYE SAINTE - STABLES" model is a unique plastic assembly kit replicating the stables from the legendary La Haye Sainte estate in 1/72 scale. This historic building is located at the center of one of the most important Napoleonic battlefields—Waterloo. La Haye Sainte played a key role during the decisive battle on June 18, 1815, where Allied troops defended the farmstead against relentless attacks from Napoleonic forces. With this model, you can recreate a fragment of those epic events which forever changed the fate of Europe.

The Italeri 6176 set is designed for advanced historical dioramas. The model is made of high-quality plastic, characterized by durability, precise detail reproduction, and ease of processing. The stable elements faithfully reflect the architectural details of 18th/19th-century Belgian buildings, including roofs, shutters, characteristic walls, and fragments of the surrounding farmstead. The stable was designed based on archival materials, ensuring a high degree of historical accuracy with the original located on the Waterloo battlefield.

• Scale: 1/72
• Category: Plastic assembly model kit
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Historical period: Napoleonic era, Battle of Waterloo, year 1815
• Country of use: Kingdom of the Netherlands, Great Britain, Allied forces
• Application: Battle dioramas, historical reconstructions, collector displays
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – model recommended for both beginners and intermediate modellers

Italeri 6176 WATERLOO LA HAYE SAINTE - STABLES is perfect as the central element of a Waterloo battlefield diorama or as an interesting addition to any diorama from the Napoleonic era. This model is particularly recommended for history enthusiasts, collectors, as well as military modellers specializing in remaking famous clashes. The set does not include figures or military accessories—it perfectly complements other Italeri products and figures in the same scale.

This is a unique proposition for those wishing to travel back to the great battles of the 19th century and precisely recreate one of Europe's most famous military locations.