Napoleonic Wars Series. Dragoon Regiment of the Imperial Guard, The Battle of Friedland in 1807

Description

Description

The Masterbox MB32023 kit is part of the Napoleonic Wars series, featuring an officer and a senior sergeant from the Dragoon Regiment of the Imperial Guard during the Battle of Friedland on June 14, 1807. This model kit offers finely detailed figurines, perfect for collectors and military history enthusiasts looking to recreate an iconic scene from the Napoleonic era.

Kit Features

• Scale: 1/32
• Type: Plastic figurine kit for assembly and painting
• Contents: 1 figure (one officer or one senior sergeant)
• Dynamic poses depicting realistic battle scenes
• Authentic details of uniforms, weapons, and equipment of the Imperial Guard dragoons
• Finely sculpted parts for detailed and realistic painting
• Assembly and painting instructions included

Historical Context

The Battle of Friedland, on June 14, 1807, was a decisive victory for Napoleon’s army against Russian forces under Bennigsen. The Dragoon Regiment of the Imperial Guard, an elite cavalry unit of the French army, played a crucial role in the battle by supporting attacks and ensuring battlefield supremacy.

Box Contents

• 2 options figures for assembly
• High-quality plastic parts
• Detailed assembly instructions
• Painting recommendations for historical accuracy

Key Features

• Faithful reproduction of Napoleonic uniforms
• Dynamic and realistic poses
• Ideal for dioramas and historical reenactments
• Compatible with other figures from the same series

Additional Information

• Glue and paint not included
• Suitable for intermediate and advanced modelers
• Can be integrated into a diorama of the Battle of Friedland or other Napoleonic conflicts

Summary

The Masterbox MB32023 kit is an excellent addition for historical figurine collectors and military modelers. With its detailed sculpting and rich historical context, it allows modelers to recreate a significant moment of Napoleonic cavalry action during the Battle of Friedland in 1807.