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

Italeri 6092 - 1/72 Napoleonic Wars - French Infantry 1798-1805
Price:
AUD$11.82
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-6092S
GTIN:
8001283060929
Condition:
Brand New
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Italeri 6092S French Infantry 1/72: 1798-1805

This 1/72 plastic figure kit depicts French infantry serving between 1798 and 1805, offered as part of Italeri's historic miniature series for hobby use and display.

During the Consulate and the early years of the Empire, French line regiments wore evolved post-revolutionary uniforms and were central to many engagements. They participated in actions such as Marengo (1800) and Austerlitz (1805), usually carrying the Charleville 1777 musket. Rapid officer advancement after the revolution produced younger leadership, and battlefield practice emphasised synchronized volley fire and tight formations.

The notes below consider the kit from the modeller's perspective. The sculpts provide visual cues for uniforms, shakos and musket poses to guide painting and layout. Practical tips on assembly order, basing methods and paint selection will help craft consistent ranks or scene groups. Use fine detail brushes, appropriate washes and consult period plates for accurate lace and insignia work.

Specifications

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

A concise 1/72 figure option for modellers aiming for historically informed painting and rank formation suitable for display cases or dioramas.

While achievable, newcomers should expect a learning curve. Start with basic assembly and simple paint schemes before attempting advanced conversions.
Yes. The figures include period-appropriate uniform shapes, shakos and musket poses that provide reference for painting and small-detail work.
Use narrow bases for multi-rank lines, add texture with static grass or fine ballast, and keep colour palettes muted to match period terrain.
They match standard 1/72 scale figures in height and style, so mixing ranges is generally practical provided you check pose and tread consistency.

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