French Infantry Figures 1/72 - Italeri 6092S  [IT-6092S]

Italeri 6092 - 1/72 Napoleonic Wars - French Infantry 1798-1805
Price:
NZD$14.33
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-6092S
GTIN:
8001283060929
Condition:
Brand New
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Italeri 1/72 French Infantry, 1798 to 1805 - Kit 6092S

This 1/72 plastic figure kit portrays French infantry active between 1798 and 1805 and sits within Italeri's historic miniatures offering for hobbyists and collectors.

Troops of the Consulate and early Empire adopted post-revolutionary dress and formed the backbone of many campaigns. They fought at notable actions such as Marengo (1800) and Austerlitz (1805), commonly armed with the Charleville 1777 musket. Revolutionary promotions brought younger officers forward, and battlefield doctrine favoured massed volley fire and disciplined close-order movement.

The following notes frame the kit as a modelling resource rather than a formal history. Modelers will recognise accurate references in the sculpts for uniform detail, shakos and musket carriage that assist painting and arrangement. Advice on assembly, basing techniques and paint handling helps achieve tidy ranks or small diorama groups. Recommended are fine brushes, selective washes and period reference plates to nail correct colours and insignia placement.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Assembly: plastic model kit

A specialist 1/72 figure kit aimed at modelers focused on period-accurate painting and coherent rank presentation for Napoleonic displays.

No. The kit requires assembly and preparation. Clean up sprues and joints, then prime the figures before starting paintwork for best adhesion.
Use contemporary uniform plates, specialist Napoleonic colour guides and museum images to confirm facings, lace and shako details for accurate painting.
Yes. The poses and scale work well for tightly packed ranks or small scene vignettes; combine with realistic basing materials to enhance the display.
Intermediate modelers will find the kit straightforward, while beginners can achieve good outcomes with patience, basic tools and practice on simple painting techniques.

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