Napoleonic

The Napoleonic period, spanning from the late 18th to the early 19th century, was a transformative era defined by the military and political exploits of Napoleon Bonaparte, a French military general and statesman. Emerging from the chaos of the French Revolution, Napoleon rose to prominence, eventually establishing himself as Emperor of the French in 1804. His ambitious campaigns reshaped the European landscape, with the Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815) affecting virtually every major European power. Napoleon’s military brilliance was showcased in iconic battles like Austerlitz and Jena, yet his expansionist ambitions led to conflicts that spanned continents. The Napoleonic Code, a comprehensive legal system, reflected his impact on governance, promoting concepts of meritocracy and individual rights. However, the period concluded with Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo in 1815, marking the end of his rule and ushering in a new era of European geopolitics at the Congress of Vienna.

The Napoleonic era left an enduring legacy, influencing military strategy, legal systems, and notions of nationalism. It set the stage for subsequent developments in European history, shaping the balance of power and inspiring both admiration and resistance against the backdrop of a rapidly changing world.

Napoleonic period is one the favorite periods for historical wargames, and has a wide representation in the 1/72 scale just passed by the Second World War.

Napoleonic

Emhar – 7216 – French Infantry (Peninsular War 1807-1814)

Emhar – 7215 – Spanish Infantry (Peninsular War 1807-1814)

Emhar – 7214 – British Infantry (Peninsular War 1807-1814)

Waterloo 1815 – AP039 – Highland Infantry 1815 in Square

Strelets – M094 – British Line Infantry in Overcoats 1

Hät – 8304 – Napoleonic British Command

Hät – 8279 – Napoleonic Mounted Officers

Hät – 8197 – Prussian Hussars

Hät – 8175 – Wurttemberg Cavalry

Hät – 8174 – Brunswick Cavalry

Ykreol – YK14 – LA RÉVOLUTION FRANÇAISE 1789 LES ANNÉES DE TERREUR

Strelets – 078 – French Artillery Egypt

Strelets – 079 – British Artillery Egypt

Strelets – 118 – French Hussars in Egypt

Strelets – 119 – British Light Dragoons in Egypt

Strelets – 120 – Mameluks

Strelets – M071 – British Light Infantry in Egypt

Strelets – M070 – British Line Infantry in Egypt

Strelets – M069 – French Light Infantry in Egypt

Strelets – M068 – French Line Infantry in Egypt

HaT – 8233 – Austrian Landwehr.

HaT – 8198 – Austrian Grenadiers.

Zvezda – 8080 – French Napoleonic HQ Staff 1805-1814

Zvezda – 8215 – Borodino: Cossack Attack

Zvezda – 8221 – Borodino: The great battle for Moscow

Imex – 526 – French Cavalry/Artillery

Imex – 525 – Waterloo British Cavalry & Artillery

HaT – 8255 – Napoleonic Prussian Infantry Command

HaT – 8254 – Napoleonic Prussian Infantry Action

HaT – 8253 – Napoleonic Prussian Infantry Marching