Figurines HAT 8360 Russian Horse Artillery 1805 1/72

HAT 8360: Russian Horse Artillery during the 1812 Campaign

Russian Napoleonian horse artillery of 1812 with 10-pound Unicorn cannon (1/4 powder).

In 1812, Russian horse artillery played a decisive role in resisting the French invasion.

With its fast teams and fully mounted crews, it could follow the movements of the cavalry, deploy quickly, and deliver effective fire support before changing position.

During the battles of Smolensk, Borodino, or during the retreat of the Grande Armée, these batteries greatly contributed to slowing down the French advance and supporting the Russian counter-offensive.

Detailed and Realistic Figures

The HAT 8360 box includes artillery crews in 1812 uniforms, horses, teams, and the characteristic artillery pieces of the Russian army.

The different poses allow for representing a battery on the move, in the process of setting up, or in full action.

The details of the uniforms, harnesses, and cannons provide an excellent painting base for enthusiasts of Napoleonic history.

Perfect for Dioramas and Wargaming

At 1/72 scale, this reference complements perfectly the other HAT figures dedicated to the Russian, French, Prussian, or Austrian armies of the Napoleonic Wars.

It notably allows for representing:

• a moving horse artillery battery;
• the battles of the 1812 Russian campaign;
• the battles of Borodino or Smolensk;
• historical Napoleonic dioramas;
• armies for historical wargaming.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: HAT Industrie
• Reference: 8360
• Scale: 1/72
• Period: Napoleonic Wars
• Year Represented: 1812
• Nationality: Russian Empire
• Type: Horse Artillery
• Material: Injected plastic to paint and assemble

The HAT 8360 Russian Horse Artillery 1812 box is an excellent choice for modelers and collectors looking to reproduce the mobile batteries of the Russian Imperial Army during the 1812 campaign.

With its detailed figures, horses, and faithfully reproduced artillery pieces, it will naturally find its place in a diorama or a Napoleonic army.