COBI-20098
Napoleonic Era Soldiers
NAPOLEONIC WARS
45 elements
3 figures / 1 horse
Age group: 6+

With these three figures begin building armies from the Napoleonic era and transport yourself right into the heart of one of the most dramatic periods in human history!
Take a closer look at the early 19th century—a time when the armies of France, Russia and Prussia clashed in dynamic campaigns that forever changed the face of Europe.
This set of 3 figures captures the diverse world of the Napoleonic Wars: from French infantry and Russian line soldiers to elite Prussian hussars. Each character tells a different story, featuring a distinct fighting style and unique equipment that, together, create a vivid and tension-filled snapshot of the era.
What will you find in the "Napoleonic Era Soldiers" set?
Build your own battle scene and recreate the realities of the great campaigns of the early 19th century. The set includes 3 highly detailed figures:
French Infantryman of the Grande Armée (Winter Coat)
A soldier of Napoleon's Grande Armée, clad in a long, dark campaign coat designed to provide protection against the cold, wind and snow during the march across Europe. Equipment:
• A tall shako with a red pom-pom and regimental insignia
• A dark winter military greatcoat
• White cross-belts crossing over the chest
• Red epaulettes
• A flintlock musket with a bayonet
• Tall boots providing protection against mud and frost
The French army was renowned for its mobility and offensive style of warfare; however, during the Russian Campaign of 1812, its soldiers were forced to contend with extreme cold and improvise means of protection against the elements.
Russian Line Infantryman
A soldier of the Russian Empire, known for his extraordinary endurance and ability to fight in extreme climatic conditions.
Distinctive features:
• A black shako featuring a cockade and regimental insignia
• A green line infantry uniform
• White trousers and tall black boots
• Cross-belts for carrying equipment
• A flintlock musket with a bayonet
The Russian infantry served as the bedrock of the Imperial army—disciplined, resilient and hardened by combat in snow, mud and freezing temperatures. It was precisely these qualities that gave them the advantage during the campaign of 1812 against Napoleon Bonaparte.
Prussian Hussar
The elite light cavalry of the Kingdom of Prussia—swift, mobile and designed for reconnaissance, pursuit and lightning-fast attacks. A formation that combined elegance with a formidable battlefield presence. Equipment:
• Black shako featuring the distinctive "Totenkopf" skull emblem
• Tailored black cavalry uniform
• Bandolier
• Cavalry saber
• Cavalry pistol
• Configurable as either a mounted trooper or an infantryman (interchangeable legs)
Prussian hussars were one of the most recognizable light cavalry formations—swift, unpredictable and highly effective at exploiting weak points in the enemy's lines.
Why choose this set?
• Realistic depiction of the era—uniforms, colors and details inspired by historical sources
• Two display options for the hussar—mounted or on foot—thanks to interchangeable parts
• High-quality figure craftsmanship—durable prints and refined details
• Ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts
• Expandable for creating larger battle scenes and building your own dioramas
The Napoleonic Wars Era (1803–1815)
The Napoleonic Wars era was a time of sweeping military reforms, lightning campaigns and spectacular battles that reshaped the face of Europe. Napoleon Bonaparte forged a modern army founded on mobility, tactical prowess, discipline and offensive power—a force that would dominate the continent for years.
On the opposing side of the conflict stood nations such as Russia and Prussia. The Russian army, despite facing immense logistical challenges, proved capable of fighting effectively under extreme climatic conditions. Prussia, meanwhile—following initial defeats—underwent significant military reforms to emerge as a pivotal member of the anti-French coalition, contributing disciplined infantry and highly effective cavalry forces. The culmination of this era was Napoleon's defeat and the new European order established after 1815—an arrangement that fundamentally altered the balance of power on the continent for years to come.
Expand your collection!
Discover additional sets in the NAPOLEONIC WARS series and combine them to create your own historical scenarios.
This set of three figures serves as an excellent foundation for illustrating the contrasts between the armies and their tactics—from the marches of the Grande Armée and the Russian winter campaigns to the daring raids of the Prussian hussars.
Discipline, strategy and the diversity of Napoleonic-era armies—all in a single set, ready to be expanded upon for future battles.
• 45 high-quality elements
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
• Meets safety standards for children's products
• Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks
• Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step instructions
• 3 figures / 1 horse