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Napoleonic Toy Soldier Collection - King and Country
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In 1798 Napoleon Bonaparte launched an invasion of Egypt to extend French influence and power in that part of the Mediterranean and to block any overland access to India by the British.
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British Napoleonic Infantry & Artillery
Includes the 42nd Highlander (Black Watch) Regiment, 71st Highlander Light Infantry Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery and just added the Coldstream Guards.
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In 1800, an "Experimental Corps of Riflemen" was raised from officers and men drawn from the regular line regiments of the British Army.
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The 92nd. Highlanders better known as The Gordon Highlanders.
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This new release features British Napoleonic Generals and Admirals.
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British 2nd North British Dragoons
Galloping into the charge are the first of two batches of our latest 2nd North British Dragoons... better known as 'The Scots Greys'... Leading them is the bold and brave Sergeant Charles Ewart (1769-1846).
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For 13 years between 1803 and 1816, there was one major British Army unit that primarily consisted of German expatriates... The King's German Legion.
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This new release features the Royal Marines on land. For 350 years Britain's Royal Marines have served the crown in virtually every part of the globe and with great distinction and gallantry. During the Napoleonic Wars they saw plenty of service on both land and sea and helped defeat Napoleon from the sands of Egypt to the waters off Cape Trafalgar.
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French Artillery, Infantry, and Dragoons. - Updated May 3, 2024!
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Napoleon's 'Dragons a Pied', the 'Foot Dragoons'
In early 1805, as Napoleon gathered his forces together at Boulogne for a projected invasion of Britain he decided to dismount several regiments of Dragoons in order to more easily transport them across the English channel. He supposed that these troops would fight on foot after their initial landing until such time as they could capture or requisition sufficient horses to be remounted.
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The Imperial Guard was a small, elite army, directly under Napoleon's control. Like the corps, it had infantry, cavalry and artillery. It was comprised of the best veteran soldiers from every theater of war. They were the most feared men in Napoleon's army.
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Italian Grenadiers of the Guard
In 1804, when Napoleon Bonaparte proclaimed himself 'Emperor' of the French Empire, the Italian Republic was similarly transformed, becoming the 'Kingdom of Italy' with Napoleon as its monarch.
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Russian Army, 1812 "Preobrajenski Regiment"
The French invasion of Russia in 1812 was a turning point in the Napoleonic Wars. The campaign reduced the French and allied invasion forces to a tiny fraction of their initial strength. Napoleon's invasion is better known in Russia as the Patriotic War .
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