Figurines historiques et ensembles de bataille Italeri
Les figurines historiques et battle-sets Italeri font revivre l’histoire. Thèmes réalistes, modèles finement travaillés – chaque projet devient une expérience immersive.
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1:72 Français. Guerrier (guerre de 100 ans)
510006026€10.99
Italeri French Warriors brings the Hundred Years War into 1:72 scale with a historical figure assembly kit built around cavalry and infantry. The set contains 28 unpainted figures in total, made up of 20 soldiers, 8 knights and 8 horses, creating a strong base for medieval battle lines, mounted charges or courtly escort scenes. The unpainted finish keeps every shield, surcoat and horse covering ready for individual colour work, whether the aim is a restrained campaign palette or bold heraldic contrast. Mounted and foot figures allow different scene structures within the same set, so a display can shift from a compact knight formation to a wider battlefield arrangement. The 600-minute assembly time points to a substantial modelling project with room for careful preparation, painting and placement. As an assembly kit, it suits builders who enjoy shaping a historical scene figure by figure rather than placing a finished cast straight onto a base. On a shelf, in a diorama or across tabletop terrain, the 1:72 scale makes the group easy to combine with other period miniatures and scenery. Cavalry can be positioned at the front of a charge while soldiers fill out the background, giving medieval layouts more depth and a clearer sense of movement.
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1:72 Artillerie de l'Union
510006038€10.99
Italeri Union Artillery brings a Civil War battlefield scene into 1:72 scale with an assembly kit centered on Union artillery at Gettysburg. The set combines artillery crew, mounted troops, horses, a covered wagon and a cannon, creating a historical composition that carries the tension of a field position under pressure. The subject draws on the summer of 1863, when Union artillery helped contain the Confederate advance during the Battle of Gettysburg. In this kit, that context shapes the finished scene into more than a single gun emplacement, because the 3 riders, 10 figures, 8 horses, 1 covered wagon and cannon allow several positions and relationships within the same layout. Separate miniature parts support a staged arrangement of crew activity, transport movement and mounted presence. The 1:72 scale also fits naturally into historical dioramas and collections built around military miniatures from the same period. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On a shelf, in a display case or as part of a wider battle layout, the completed scene can be arranged to emphasize the cannon crew, the wagon train or the mounted figures. That makes the set suited to builders who enjoy planning composition as much as assembling historical miniatures.
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1:72 Artillerie de la Garde française
510006018€10.99
Italeri French Line/Guard Artillery brings a Napoleonic artillery unit into 1:72 scale with a build centered on field guns, mounted transport and a full crew. The set combines 2 cannons, 1 waggon, 8 horses and 11 figures, creating the structure for a battlefield scene that shows both firing action and movement across the field. The subject draws on French Line and Guard artillery, with uniforms that reflect horse artillery dress and the characteristic skin cap noted for the gunners. The artillery drivers are represented separately, adding another visual layer to the formation around the guns and transport. The guns are based on the Gribeuval system, a defining artillery pattern of the period, which gives the set a clear historical anchor beyond generic military styling. With 600 minutes of assembly time, the build suits a slower modelling pace where the arrangement of crew, horses and ordnance becomes part of the finished composition. On a shelf, in a cabinet or as part of a wider Napoleonic diorama, the 1:72 scale makes the set easy to combine with other period scenes. Ages 14 Years and up marks the recommended age, and the finished layout can be staged around a firing position, a moving gun team or a prepared artillery line.
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1:72 Artillerie de la Garde impériale
510006135€10.99
Italeri Imperial Guard Artillery brings a Napoleonic gun crew into 1:72 scale with a build centered on Guard foot artillery, field guns and the disciplined activity around them. The set represents a unit of Regiment d'Artillerie a Pied de la Garde Imperiale and captures the look of artillerymen working the cannon in coordinated positions across an open battlefield scene. The historical reference reaches beyond a generic artillery team. The crew is identified by the high bearskin bonnet issued in 1810, a distinctive uniform detail that sets this formation apart within Napoleon's Imperial Guard. The typical Guard artillery crew comprised 8 men, and that full team is reflected here for a more complete gun position. Separate parts for the artillery pieces and figures support a staged build that can be painted and arranged with attention to pose, spacing and period character. Assembly is required, with an indicated build time of 600 minutes. On a shelf, in a diorama or as part of a wider Napoleonic lineup, the 1:72 scale helps the finished scene sit naturally with other historical miniatures and terrain elements. Cannon crews in loading, aiming or firing arrangements can give a display a stronger sense of sequence and battlefield structure, whether the focus stays on a single gun emplacement or expands into a larger Grande Armée setting.
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1:72 Austrian & Russian General Staff
510006037€12.69
Italeri Austrian & Russian General Staff 1:72 brings a defined command scene into Napoleonic model building with 5 riders and 34 figures arranged around the allied leadership of Austria and Russia. The combination of mounted and standing poses gives a diorama base the structure of a parade, briefing, or pre-battle assembly rather than a generic troop grouping. The historical reference in the source material points to a moment before the Battle of Austerlitz in December 1805, when the Third Coalition faced Napoleon's Grande Armée. That setting gives the figures a precise place within early 19th century military displays and helps connect them with campaign-based layouts, staff scenes, and larger battlefield compositions. In 1:72 scale, the set fits naturally alongside other period troops, artillery, and cavalry used in the same modelling range. Painting sessions can focus on contrasting uniforms, mounted details, and the visual hierarchy between officers, rulers, and attendants. Once placed on a terrain base, the 39-piece group can anchor a headquarters vignette, a ceremonial review, or a wider historical arrangement built around the events of 1805. Age marking: 14 years Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 Cavalerie confédérée
510006011€10.99
Italeri Confederate Cavalry brings American Civil War mounted troops into 1:72 scale with an assembly kit built for historical displays, painted collections and battlefield dioramas. The set centres on cavalry figures and horses with varied poses, giving the finished scene the movement of a charge, a patrol or a formed mounted unit across terrain, roads or camp edges. The source material for the set points to Confederate cavalry regiments and their distinctive uniform details, including yellow trim, while also noting varied personal weapons and customised dress. That mix gives the finished group a less uniform field appearance than parade troops and suits scenes that aim to show the irregular character of wartime cavalry service. The sprues show riders with sabers and firearms, horse poses in motion, and a fallen horse part that can change the tone of a diorama from formal display to active combat. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On a shelf, in a cabinet or across a wargaming table, the 1:72 scale makes the set easy to combine with other American Civil War miniatures, terrain pieces and period artillery. Careful painting can bring out saddle gear, hats, jackets and horse tack, while grouped placement can suggest a fast-moving attack line or a command element within a broader historical scene.
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1:72 Cavalerie lourde britannique. Guerres napolitaines
510006001€10.99
Italeri British Heavy Cavalry Model Kit 1:72 brings a Napoleonic mounted unit into miniature form with 18 horsemen as an assembly kit. The scale gives battle scenes, display bases and historical arrangements a compact footprint while still leaving room for painted uniform detail, horse colours and formation spacing. The subject draws on British heavy cavalry from the Napoleonic Wars and connects the set to the charge of the Union Brigade at Waterloo under the Earl of Uxbridge. Regiments named in the source material include the Royals, the Scots Grey and the Inniskillings, giving the set a clear historical frame for painters and diorama builders. The unassembled parts format supports a step-by-step modelling process, from removing components from the sprue to fitting riders to horses and preparing surfaces for paint. The stated assembly time of 600 minutes marks this as a substantial bench project rather than a quick build. On a shelf, in a battle vignette or across a wargaming layout, the mounted figures can be arranged to suggest movement, charge formation and line-breaking action. The 14 Years marking fits the detailed handling that miniature assembly, painting and scene composition call for in a historical modelling set.
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1:72 Cavalerie unifiée 1863
510006013€10.99
Union Cavalry 1863 The blue jackets is a 1:72 assembly kit from Italeri that brings a late American Civil War cavalry unit into miniature form. The set focuses on the Union troops active in 1863 and presents them with the characteristic short jacket without epaulettes, creating a clear period silhouette across mounted and standing poses. The figure selection combines 15 riders with 2 additional figures and 2 horses, giving the scene room for both movement and command detail. Weapons and uniform elements are tied closely to the historical subject: Sharps and Smith carbines, sabres, and the Mc Clellan or chasseur hat all appear in the sculpted equipment. The unpainted parts arrive as an assembly kit, so the finish can follow a chosen regiment style, weathering approach or diorama palette. Reference imagery supplied with the set shows paint guidance for uniforms, horses and equipment, helping the blue coats, leather tack and metallic details read clearly once completed. At 1:72 scale, the finished figures fit naturally into battlefield layouts, camp-edge scenes or larger American Civil War collections. The stated assembly time is 600 minutes, making this a build that rewards careful preparation, painting and placement across a wider historical setting.
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1:72 Champ de bataille Accessoires
510006030€14.99
Italeri Battlefield Accessories is a 1:72 assembly kit built to add structure, cover and terrain detail to historical military scenes. The set brings together fortification elements such as a wooden bridge, palisade sections, trench parts and defensive obstacles, so a diorama can move beyond open ground into a more defined battlefield layout. The 109-piece format gives room for different arrangements, with watchtower parts, gate sections, ramps, gabion-style baskets, barrels, shelters and wall details available for varied placement. These components support scenes around guarded crossings, defended camp edges and improvised front lines, while the mix of timber-style and brick-style surfaces gives painted finishes more contrast. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Paints, cement and tools are required separately. Once built, the accessories can frame troop positions, shape movement routes and break up larger terrain boards with vertical and low-profile cover. A bridge over a stream, a tower above palisades or trench sections linked by barriers can change how a 1:72 display reads from every angle. The kit is marked 14 Years+.
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1:72 Chevaliers croisés XIIe-XIIIe siècles
510006019€10.99
Italeri Teutonic Knights XIIth-XIIIth cent. brings a medieval cavalry subject into 1:72 scale with 17 mounted figures shaped for a substantial historical formation. The set draws on the Teutonic Order, whose white surcoats marked with a black cross give the riders a clear period identity on the workbench and in a finished scene. The assembly kit uses separate rider and horse parts, allowing each mounted figure to come together through a detailed build process rather than as a single cast piece. Sprue-based components show multiple horse poses, including forward-moving and more animated stances, which helps vary the rhythm of a formation across a diorama base. Heraldic shield details and flowing horse coverings add further period character to the cavalry group. With an assembly time of 600 minutes, the set supports a longer project centered on preparation, fitting and finishing. Once completed, the figures suit battle recreations, display arrangements and wider medieval table scenes where a mounted order needs visual presence. The 1:72 scale also makes the set easy to combine with other historical scenery, fortifications or troop formations built around the same period. Recommended for ages 14 years and up.
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1:72 Chevaliers du Temple - Moyen Âge
510006125€11.99
Italeri Templar Knights - Medieval Era brings mounted medieval warfare into 1:72 scale with an assembly kit centered on the iconic Templar order. The set draws on the historical image of the knights in white robes marked with a red cross, creating a strong visual identity once the figures are built and finished. The subject focuses on heavy cavalry, a defining battlefield role of the Templars, and the parts layout shows horses, riders, shields, swords, lances and flag poles arranged on beige sprues. That combination gives the build a clear structure, with separate components coming together as mounted figures ready for formation scenes, dioramas or historical army displays. The 600-minute assembly time points to a substantial model making project rather than a quick snap build, leaving room for careful fitting, surface preparation and painting work across the full cavalry group. On the workbench, the 1:72 scale supports compact scenes with multiple mounted figures, while the medieval theme pairs naturally with castles, siege settings and wider historical collections. Once completed, the cavalry poses, heraldic crosses and horse movement create a scene that reads as a charging formation across open ground.
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1:72 État-major général britannique et prussien
510006065€10.99
Italeri British & Prussian General Staff 1:72 brings a key Waterloo moment into model form with a scene centred on the meeting of the Duke of Wellington and the Prussian Marshal Von Blucher. The assembly kit focuses on allied command rather than front-line combat, making it a distinctive choice for Napoleonic collections and battlefield displays. Set within the Seventh Coalition formed after Napoleon's return from exile on Elba, the subject gives the finished build a precise historical frame. British and Prussian staff figures can anchor a command post, map briefing or battlefield overview in a 1:72 layout. The emphasis on officers and leadership figures adds variety beside infantry, cavalry and artillery units already arranged in the same scale. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. The included component is the assembly kit. On a shelf, in a display case or as part of a wider Waterloo diorama, the scene adds a recognisable command narrative through period uniforms, mounted officers and the meeting of two allied commanders. It also suits painters and builders looking to expand a Napoleonic setup with figures that mark decision-making and coordination at the centre of the battlefield.
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1:72 Guerre de 100 ans - Brit. Guerrier
510006027€10.99
Italeri 1:72 100 Years War - British Warriors brings a key medieval force into miniature form with an assembly kit centred on the British side at Agincourt. The 1:72 scale gives the set a compact footprint for display shelves, historical layouts and battle dioramas while still leaving room for visible armour, weapons, shields and horse tack once the parts are finished. The subject draws on the battle of 25 October, when Henry V's army faced the forces of Charles d'Albret, and the set reflects that mix of foot troops and noble mounted fighters. Archers, infantry figures, rider poses, horses and a banner create a broader battlefield composition than a single troop type alone. The longbow is a defining element of the historical theme, linking the figures directly to the English tactic described in the source material. Unpainted components arrive on sprues and are intended for clipping, assembly and painting as part of the modelling process. Assembly is required and takes 600 minutes. Once completed, the figures can be arranged into defensive lines, marching groups or cavalry-supported scenes with sharpened stakes, shields and heraldic details added through finishing work. The set suits medieval collections, wargame-style table scenes and diorama builds that focus on the 100 Years War. Age 14+
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1:72 Guerres napoléoniennes - Cavalerie légère française
510106080€12.49
Italeri Napoleonic Wars French Light Cavalry 1:72 brings a mounted formation from the second half of the Empire into a compact historical figure set. The assembly kit contains 17 riders, creating the mass and rhythm needed for cavalry lines, charges and reserve formations across dioramas or tabletop battle layouts. The subject centres on the French light cavalry arm, with hussars and chasseurs a cheval forming the core reference for the set. Uniform treatment distinguishes elite companies in skin hats from line light horsemen in shakos, so the finished group can show rank-and-file contrast instead of a single repeated look. The unassembled parts are arranged as horse and rider components, allowing each figure to be prepared, assembled and painted with attention to harness, posture and weapon handling. The 1:72 scale also makes the set easy to combine with other historical miniatures, terrain pieces and artillery from the same period. A 600-minute assembly time points to a longer modelling project built around steady figure work rather than a quick snap-together session. Once painted, the mounted troop works in battle recreations linked to commanders such as Lasalle and Colbert, or as a focused display of French cavalry uniforms and battlefield motion from the Napoleonic era.
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1:72 Guerres napoléoniennes - Infanterie française
510006066€11.99
Italeri 1:72 Napoleonic Wars - French Infantry brings a full historical troop set into miniature form with 48 figures designed for assembly. The 1:72 scale gives enough presence for battlefield layouts while keeping the footprint compact for shelf displays, campaign scenes or wargaming tables. The set draws on French line infantry from the Napoleonic Wars, a formation style defined by close-order advance and support from light units. The source theme names Chasseur, Tirailleurs and Voltigers as part of that wider battlefield context, opening the door to scenes that show pressure on enemy lines, command disruption and shifting formations. On the sprues, the figures appear in a range of action poses including marching, aiming, kneeling and advancing, with a drummer and a standard bearer adding command and signal detail to the group. The unpainted parts leave room for regiment colours, weathering and basing choices to shape a specific campaign look. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. Once built, the figures suit dioramas, historical displays and tabletop battle setups where ranked infantry, skirmish elements and command figures need to read clearly at a glance.
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1:72 Guerres napolitaines - Infanterie britannique 1815
510106095€12.49
Italeri British Infantry 1815 brings a key Waterloo formation into 1:72 scale with 48 unassembled figures shaped for historical model scenes. The set draws on the British squares that resisted repeated cavalry attacks during the Napoleonic Wars, giving the finished formation a clear battlefield identity when arranged in ranks on a display base or diorama. The sculpted figures depict British infantry with period uniforms, tall shakos, Brown Bess flintlock muskets and fixed bayonets. Different poses visible on the sprues, including standing and kneeling riflemen, help break up repeated lines and support more natural unit placement across a scene. The reference to the 2nd Regiment Coldstream Guards ties the set to one of the best-known units at Waterloo and to the defense of Hougoumont farm. As an assembly kit, the figures arrive ready for removal from the sprue, cleanup, painting and placement, with an assembly time of 600 minutes. On a wargame table, the formation suits British line positions, defensive squares and farmstead actions from 1815. In a display cabinet, the 1:72 scale works well alongside other Napoleonic figures, artillery and terrain pieces to build a broader Waterloo setting with consistent proportions.
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1:72 Guerrier gaulois 1er siècle
510006022€10.99
Gauls Warriors 1st Century brings 1:72 scale historical modelling into a broad army set with 40 unpainted figures and 98 parts to assemble. The mix of warrior poses, separate shields and period equipment gives battle scenes a dense, active look, whether the figures stand in a charging line, guard a woodland pass or build out a larger ancient campaign display. The set draws on Gallic tribes from the areas of modern France, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland, placing the figures in the period of Caesar's campaigns and the leadership of Vercingetorix. Longswords and decorated shields define the visual identity of the warriors, while the varied stances help break up repetition across the group. The unpainted finish leaves room for custom colour work on clothing, shields and weapons, and the reference artwork shows patterned trousers, shield motifs and contrasting tones that can shape a more individual force. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On a shelf, in a cabinet or across a terrain board, the figures can form a tribal war band, oppose Roman units or extend an existing ancient collection with more infantry depth. The 1:72 format also works well for builders who want to stage the Battle of Alesia or create original scenes with clustered shields, advancing spears and scattered command figures.
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1:72 Infanterie romaine 1er siècle
510006047€10.99
The Italeri Roman Infantry 1st Century model kit brings a defining Roman legion look into 1:72 scale with 35 figures shaped for historically themed army scenes. Tunics, armour, shields, swords, and javelins create the visual language associated with Roman infantry, whether the figures are arranged in a compact advance across open ground or spaced through a wider battlefield layout. The set draws on the equipment of the 1st Century B.C. legionnaire, including the lorica segmentata worn over the tunic and the rectangular scutum linked to legion identity. Alongside standard infantry, the composition adds centurions with transverse crest helmets and a signifer carrying the Legion's insignia, so command and standard-bearing roles are present within the same box. This gives the finished group more than a single troop type and helps a diorama show hierarchy, movement, and military organisation. The assembly kit format also leaves room for painting choices across shields, armour, tunics, and insignia. On a shelf, in a cabinet, or as part of a larger ancient battle scene, the 1:72 scale works well for combining multiple units into one coherent display. Assembly time is 600 minutes. The box contains the assembly kit with 35 figures, creating a substantial historical modelling project with a clear Roman military focus.
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1:72 Infanterie romaine 1er/2e siècle
510006021€10.99
Italeri Roman Infantry Ist-IInd cent. brings the structure of a Roman legion into 1:72 scale with an assembly kit centered on standardized troops from the period after the Marian reform. The set contains 34 infantry figures and 1 horseman, giving enough bodies to arrange a marching file, a formed line or a command-focused scene with visible rank contrast. Historical detail drives the sculpting. Centurions are marked out by leg guards, a vine-stick and a helmet with a transverse crest, while the legionnaires wear lorica hamata reinforced on the shoulders. Semi-rectangular shields define the look of the formation and help create the dense visual rhythm associated with Roman infantry. The equipment layout also reflects the period described in the set: 2 throwing pila, the gladius and the pugio complete the armament carried by the soldiers. The unassembled parts arrive as a model kit intended for builders aged 14 Years and up, with an indicated assembly time of 600 minutes. On the workbench, the figure mix supports careful painting of armor, shields and command markings across a larger group rather than a single display piece. Once assembled, the set suits historical dioramas, tabletop army scenes or shelf displays that focus on Roman military organization, equipment and formation drill.
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1:72 L'état-major impérial de Napoléon
510006016€10.99
Napoleon Imperial General Staff brings the High Command of Napoleon's Grande Armée into 1:72 scale as a detailed plastic model kit. The set focuses on the command group behind the Corps system and places the Emperor at the centre of a mounted historical scene, supported by officers, escorts and attendants that give a diorama a clear chain of command and a strong period character. The composition goes beyond a single mounted figure by combining 13 riders with 8 additional figures, allowing broader scene planning across staff briefings, field observation points and escort formations. Marshal Berthier appears alongside aides-de-camp, while the Chasseurs a Cheval of the Imperial Guard and the Mameluks introduce contrasting uniforms and silhouettes across the assembled group. The unassembled parts arrive as an assembly kit, and the stated assembly time of 600 minutes points to a project with room for careful painting, finishing and placement. At 1:72 scale, the set fits naturally into historical military layouts centred on the Napoleonic era and the Waterloo setting shown in the range. On a display base, the mix of mounted officers and standing figures can shape a command post, a planning halt or a formal field inspection. The same figure group also suits collectors and model makers building larger campaign scenes where leadership, escort detail and period dress matter as much as troop movement.
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1:72 Les croisés 11e siècle
510006009€10.99
The Knights XIth Century Crusaders from Italeri brings the armies of the First Crusade into 1:72 scale with a broad historical mix of mounted and foot troops. The set centres on heavy cavalry in chain mail armor with the large almond-shaped shields typical of the age, creating a strong medieval profile across battle lines, charges and command groups. Alongside the cavalry, the kit also represents infantry and crossbowmen recruited from various Christian European countries, giving the set a wider troop character than a mounted unit alone. The box content lists 9 horsemen and 25 figures, which supports denser formations, skirmish scenes and layered diorama layouts. The parts are supplied unpainted on sprues, so shield devices, banners, surcoats and horse caparisons can be finished in different heraldic combinations. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On a display base, the mix of rearing horses, advancing riders and foot soldiers with spears, shields and missile weapons helps build scenes with movement and contrast. In a historical collection, the set works as a focused 11th century force or as a larger crusader contingent placed around siege, march or open-field battle settings.
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1:72 Napoléon. Guerres - British. Artillerie
510006041€10.99
Italeri British Artillery in 1:72 scale brings a Waterloo era gun crew into a compact model kit built around field artillery, uniformed soldiers and scene-based display potential. The assembly kit combines 4 guns, 48 parts and unpainted figures, creating a focused historical subject that suits shelf presentation, diorama work and careful finishing at the workbench. The Napoleonic Wars theme gives the set a clear setting, while the British artillery designation narrows the scene to a specific battlefield role rather than a general troop mix. Unpainted surfaces leave room for period colour schemes, shaded uniforms, gun carriage detailing and weathered ground effects chosen by the builder. The 1:72 scale also makes the set easy to place with other historical miniatures, terrain sections and military scenery from the same scale range. With assembly required and a stated build time of 600 minutes, the project offers time for test fitting, painting stages and deliberate arrangement of the finished crew around the artillery pieces. On a display base, the figures and cannons can be arranged to suggest loading, aiming or firing positions drawn from British field operations of the Waterloo period. The set also works as a compact addition to a wider Napoleonic collection, where artillery teams add structure, movement and historical context to infantry or battlefield layouts.
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1:72 Operation Market Garden Hartenstein
510006107€79.99
Hartenstein Hotel is a 1:72 Battle Set from Italeri that recreates a September 1944 Operation Market Garden scene around one of the best-known Arnhem locations. The centrepiece is the Hartenstein Hotel, built from MDF laser-cut parts that form the multi-storey structure with window sections, facade details and architectural panels for a substantial battlefield backdrop. Around the hotel, the set combines 100 figures in total, with 50 British Paratroopers and 50 German Infantry for opposing forces across streets, entrances and defensive positions. A Willys Jeep and a Sturmgeschutz III are included as fast assembly models, adding 2 vehicle types that can anchor patrol, support or assault scenes. Extra battlefield buildings and accessories broaden the layout with a checkpoint, sandbag station, infirmary and watchtower, so the scene can be arranged with clear routes, cover points and elevated positions. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes. Once assembled, the set supports broad diorama layouts with the hotel as the focal structure and the smaller scenery elements spread around it to shape a perimeter or street approach. The 1:72 scale also makes the scene suitable for display shelves, historical tabletop setups or a dedicated WWII arrangement where figures, vehicles and buildings work together in one coherent setting. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 Troupe alliée "The Grays
510006014€10.99
Italeri The Grays presents a 1:72 scale Confederate troop set built for historical scenes with strong visual variety. The box contains 50 figures and 1 rider, giving a broad base for arranging infantry lines, command positions, and cavalry presence across a Civil War layout. The subject draws on Confederate troops formed from 1861 onward, with a strong connection to Virginia volunteers rather than a fully standardised professional force. That background supports the set's varied uniform appearance, which helps a finished scene look more authentic when figures are painted and grouped in different roles. Rifles, kneeling poses, standing poses, advancing stances, and a flag-bearing figure create movement across the formation instead of a single repeated silhouette. The unassembled parts are moulded on sprues, allowing each figure to be prepared, painted, and placed with control over spacing and composition. With a stated assembly time of 600 minutes, this kit suits a longer bench project focused on painting, arrangement, and historical atmosphere. On a display base, in a battlefield diorama, or alongside other 1:72 military subjects, The Grays adds scale depth and a clear period character through its mix of infantry poses and mounted detail.
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1:72 Union Infantry (Amer. Civil War)
510006177€10.99
Union Infantry American Civil War Model Kit 1:72 brings a full formation of Civil War soldiers into a compact scale that suits historical displays, painted collections and battlefield dioramas. With 50 unpainted figures in the box, the set gives enough troop density to stage advancing lines, command groups and scattered combat positions across a single scene. The sprues show a broad mix of infantry roles and battlefield movement. Riflemen appear in standing, kneeling and advancing poses, while other figures carry a flag, beat a drum or lead with a drawn sword. That mix helps a layout avoid a repeated parade look and instead build the uneven rhythm of an active engagement. Uniform references follow Union service dress, with the typical blue jacket and officers' longer redingote-style coat noted in the source data. Weapons and field equipment such as rifles, bayonets, belts and canteens add further period detail for painting and placement. At 1:72 scale, the set works well for land battle scenes linked to Bull Run, Antietam or Gettysburg, all named in the source material. The 600-minute assembly time marks this as a longer project suited to careful trimming, painting and arranging of the figures before they take their place on a base, shelf or larger historical terrain setup. Age 14 Years+
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Coffret de bataille 1:72 Waterloo La Haye Sainte
510006197€74.99
The Italeri La Haye Sainte Battle Set brings the decisive atmosphere of Waterloo 1815 into a 1:72 scale model scene built around the farm that stood at the centre of Wellington's defensive line. At 56 x 41 cm, the MDF laser cut La Haye Sainte complex creates a substantial base for arranging troops, artillery and command figures in a layout that reflects one of the most contested points of the battle. The assembly kit combines several force groups rather than a single unit, giving the scene a broader historical structure. Contents include Napoleon General Staff, 13 horses and 21 figures, 32 French Infantry figures, French Imperial Guard artillery with 2 guns and 8 figures, 16 British Infantry figures, 16 British 95th rifles figures, and British artillery with 2 guns and 8 figures. The mix of mounted command, line infantry, riflemen and gun crews allows different battlefield relationships to be staged across the farm buildings and surrounding ground. Assembly is required, with a stated assembly time of 600 minutes. This format suits builders who enjoy painting uniforms, arranging formations and shaping a historical diorama with architecture as well as troops. Radio gear, a battery pack, a charger and paints are required separately would not apply here; paints are required separately. Once assembled, the set lends itself to shelf display, battle re-creation or integration into a larger Napoleonic tabletop setting. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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Italeri Austrian Infantry 1798-1805 Model Kit
510006093€10.49
The Italeri 1:72 Austrian Infantry 1798-1805 model kit brings a defined Napoleonic formation into scale form, centred on the troops that faced Napoleon's forces during the Marengo campaign of 14 June 1800. Its historical setting gives diorama builders and military model collectors a clear reference point for arranging battle scenes with period accuracy. The figures are presented with uniform elements taken from the era, including the typical short leather cap and a brass front plate bearing the imperial eagle. Some soldiers are also depicted with the 1798 helmet marked with Francis II's initials, a distinction associated here with Frei-Corps or Jager light infantry battalions. These variations help create a more nuanced formation instead of a single repeated look across the whole set. The 1:72 scale fits naturally into established military modelling layouts and allows the figures to combine with other scenery, artillery, and battlefield builds in the same scale. On the workbench, the detailed plastic parts invite careful trimming, assembly, and painting. Once finished, the figures suit regimented line-ups, campaign vignettes, and larger Napoleonic battle recreations where uniform differences and historical context shape the final scene. Age marking: 14 years and up. Attention ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 14 ans.
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1:72 Cavalerie française. Cavalerie lourde
510006003bientôtà nouveau disponible
Italeri 1:72 French Heavy Cavalry brings Napoleonic mounted troops into a compact model kit that combines historical subject matter with hands-on building. The set builds 17 horsemen, creating the look of a heavy cavalry formation with riders, horses and battlefield movement captured at 1:72 scale. The subject draws on the French heavy cavalry arm in which carabiners served alongside cuirassiers, troops known for their shining cuirasses and imposing battlefield presence. Mounted poses with sabres, lances and a trumpet figure give the formation visual variety while keeping the unit coherent for display. The unassembled parts are arranged on sprues, which helps separate preparation, painting and final fitting into clear stages across the build. Assembly is required, and the stated build time is 600 minutes. The kit is marked 14 Years, matching its scale-model focus and detailed construction format. On a shelf, in a historical diorama or as part of a larger Napoleonic scene, the completed cavalry unit adds motion and structure to the setting. The troop formation works well beside infantry, artillery and terrain pieces, whether the aim is a Borodino-inspired reserve line or a Waterloo-era charge composition.
Figurines miniatures
1:72 Ensemble d'artillerie français
510006031bientôtà nouveau disponible
The French Artillery Set from Italeri brings a Napoleonic artillery position into 1:72 scale with guns, horse teams, figures and field accessories arranged for a detailed historical build. As an assembly kit with 78 parts, it supports a compact battlefield scene where transport, emplacement and crew activity can be developed with clear visual structure. The box includes 19 unpainted figures, 8 horses, guns and accessories, giving the set a broad cast for painting and layout work. Unpainted surfaces leave room for uniform colours, equipment details and weathering choices drawn from the period setting. The combination of artillery pieces, horse-drawn transport and defensive elements allows a builder to shape more than a single firing point, from a moving gun team on the road to a prepared position behind cover. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. Paints are required separately. On a shelf, in a cabinet or as part of a larger Napoleonic diorama, the set can anchor a scene with marching crews, mounted movement and artillery preparation. The 14 Years marking places it within the model kit category, where careful assembly, painting and scene composition are part of the finished result.
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1:72 Infanterie française (1815)
510006002bientôtà nouveau disponible
Italeri French Line Infantry 1815 brings a key formation from the Napoleonic era into 1:72 scale, with figures shaped around the look of French line troops at the time of Waterloo. The assembly kit centres on the visual markers named in the historical brief, including the shako introduced in 1806 and the Charleville 1777 musket, so the finished figures carry a recognisable period identity on the shelf or in a battle scene. Across the sprues, the set presents line infantry in a range of combat-ready poses that suit marching lines, firing positions and advancing formations. The briquet infantry shortsword appears alongside the muskets as part of the soldiers' field equipment, adding another authentic detail for painters to pick out. A regiment drummer expands the scene beyond standard riflemen, while the eagle-bearer introduces the unit insignia that often becomes the visual focal point in a diorama. The unassembled format leaves room for careful trimming, painting and arrangement, which is central to the appeal of historical figure modelling. With an assembly time of 600 minutes, the kit supports a longer build that can be approached as a single display project or as the basis for a wider Napoleonic setup. At 14 years and up, it suits model builders who want to stage infantry lines, command details and battlefield movement in a compact 1:72 format.