Waterloo 1815 AP017 Fanteria Austriaca 1859 (1/72) – plastic assembly figurines

The Waterloo 1815 AP017 Fanteria Austriaca 1859 set in 1:72 scale is a high-quality collection of plastic figurines representing Austrian infantry from the second half of the 19th century. The set was produced by the renowned brand Waterloo 1815 and belongs to the category of “plastic model assembly figurines,” making it perfect for both collectors of military historical dioramas and enthusiasts of precision miniature modeling.

• Scale: 1/72
• Manufacturer: Waterloo 1815
• Nation: Austrian Empire
• Historical period: Italian Wars of Independence, especially the Second Italian War of Independence (1859), 19th century
• Set material: high-quality, finely detailed plastic
• Additional info: The set does not include glue or paints – required for self-assembly and painting

Historical overview:
Austrian infantry from 1859 is a clearly recognizable element of the Second Italian War of Independence (the Franco-Austrian War of 1859), in which the Austrian Empire fought against the combined armies of France and the Kingdom of Sardinia. This conflict is remembered as a crucial moment in the process of Italian unification. The figurines accurately depict the typical appearance of Austrian soldiers of this era, equipped with kepi caps, distinctive jackets, and mid-19th century firearms.

Why choose Waterloo 1815 AP017?
The Waterloo 1815 AP017 plastic model stands out for its meticulous detailing and historical accuracy. Thanks to the 1:72 scale, it is ideal for creating realistic battle dioramas depicting the key moments of the Austro-French war or the broader 19th century battlefield. The set is recommended for both experienced modelers and intermediate hobbyists—the assembly difficulty level is 2/5. It is also excellent for wargaming and historical collecting projects.

The Waterloo 1815 AP017 Fanteria Austriaca 1859 set is a proposal for anyone wishing to explore 19th-century military history and enrich their collection with precisely recreated Austrian infantry figures.