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This regiment also fought in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. They wear black fur caps with blue bags, and wear dark blue jacket and slung pelisse, both with white looping and lace.Between 1800 and 1807 the British army converted four regiments of Light Dragoons into Hussar regiments.These become the ...

In 1815 Percy became one of Wellington's aide-de-campes at Waterloo. Following the victory was entrusted with carrying the news to London.He is in the uniform of his regiment, the 14th Light Dragoons. His horse carries the regimental pattern schabraque.

Set 117 comprises three mounted Mameluke cavalry figures. Uniformed in their distinctive Middle Eastern costume, they were armed with scimitar, dagger, and pair of pistols tucked into their waist sash. Horse harness and saddle are of Arab style.During Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign, the Mamelukes al...

He wears the full dress white kurta/tunic, scarlet breeches and white czapska edged hat. His trumpet banner displays the Polish eagle.His trumpeters white horse has scarlet schabracque edged with white lace.

Lieutenant General Thomas Picton fought in a number of Britain's campaigns in the Napoleonic Wars. He is especially remembered for his exploits in the Iberian Peninsula War. He was killed at Waterloo while leading the 5th Infantry Division.He is shown here in the civilian clothes he favoured when on campaign.

Set 107a is an add-on to set 107 and comprises six men marching.Under the monarchies of France there was a long tradition of Royal Bodyguards, and Napoleon followed this by creating his Imperial Guard within the French Army. The 1st Grenadiers applied with the other regiments of the Imperial Guard t...

Gaspard Gourgaud served in campaigns from Austerlitz onwards, showing courage and prowess. For this he was recognised and during the Hundred Days of 1815, was named General and Aide-de-Camp by Napoleon whom he served at Waterloo.

Throughout the wars Napoleon’s two regiments of carabiners always served together, and along with the regiments of cuirassiers made up the heavy cavalry of the ‘grande armee’.Though not a part of Napoleon’s Imperial Guard they were still considered elite regiments within the army with a repu...

Dressed and armed as other ranks, but is distinguished by his sky blue tunic, and grey trumpeters horse.During Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign, the Mamelukes allied themselves to the French army. They returned to France with the army and Napoleon, as a reward for their faithfulness created a Mameluke...

This set records the 1st Foot Guards, first rank kneeling ready to resist cavalry.The 1st Foot Guards were part of the 1st Infantry Division at Waterloo, with the regiment’s 2nd and 4rd Battalions forming a Brigade under the command of Major General Maitland. On July 16th, 1815 they were heavily e...

This add-on set to 110 has six men at the 'present arms' position. The men with short muskets with bayonets fixed.In 1804 the French Gendarmerie Nationale was retitled the Gendarmerie Imperiale and grouped into 26 Legions. As Napoleon’s empire grew so did the Gendarmerie until in 1811 there were 3...

The gun crew of the Imperial Guard have a twelve pounder gun of the Gribeauval system in position ready for firing. They wear their campaign uniforms with muskets slung across their backs.The Foot Artillery of the Guard was formed in 1808 from veterans of the Line Artillery, and equipped with 12 pou...