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This box of HAT Industries figurines reproduces the famous German Uhlans of the First World War.
These 1/72 military figurines represent a unit of light cavalry equipped with the traditional lance, saber, and carbine, with several realistic poses of riders and horses.
The 1/72 plastic figurines allow you to create a reconnaissance unit faithful to the German Imperial Army of 1914.
They will naturally find their place in a 1/72 scale miniature army, a military diorama, or a collection of historical 1/72 scale figurines dedicated to the Great War.
Box containing 12 riders with their mounts.
German WWI Uhlans HAT 1/72 Figures
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Specialist since 1955
Fast shipping
Via Chronopost 24H
Via DPD 24/48H
Colissimo 48/72H
337455 products in stock
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In 3 or 4 installments

4.6/5
Specialist since 1955
These 1/72 scale soldiers represent the prestigious uhlans of the German Empire at the beginning of the First World War.
Heirs to a long tradition of cavalry inspired by the Polish lancers, the uhlans were considered one of the most prestigious units of the imperial army.
Recognizable by their famous square-topped helmet, called Tschapka, and their long lance adorned with a pennant, they still symbolized the power of European cavalry on the eve of the conflict.
In August 1914, the uhlan regiments were among the first German troops to cross the borders of Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. Their mission was to reconnoiter the terrain, protect the flanks of the advancing armies, locate enemy positions, and maintain contact with infantry units.
This HAT 1/72 box illustrates a pivotal period in military history.
If the first weeks of the war still allowed for mounted operations, the appearance of machine guns, barbed wire networks, and modern artillery quickly transformed the battlefield.
The large cavalry charges gradually disappeared in favor of trench warfare.
These military miniatures thus allow for the representation of both the rapid movements of the summer of 1914 and the reconnaissance missions carried out on the Eastern Front, where cavalry retained its usefulness for a longer period.
The details of the uniforms, lances, and equipment faithfully recreate the appearance of the German uhlans at the beginning of the conflict.
These small 1/72 scale soldiers perfectly complement a collection dedicated to the First World War.
They can be combined with 1/72 scale infantry, 1/72 scale artillery, or other historical 1/72 scale figurines to recreate the battles of 1914 in a military diorama or during a 1/72 scale wargame.
With their numerous painting and staging possibilities, these paintable figurines will appeal to both novice modelers and collectors wishing to accurately represent the European armies of the early 20th century.
An essential reference among HAT Industries figurines, this box highlights one of the most emblematic units of the German cavalry.
The fine engraving, the realism of the poses, and the respect for the uniforms make these 1/72 scale plastic soldiers an excellent choice to enhance a collection of military miniatures, create a military diorama, or complete a 1/72 scale miniature army dedicated to the First World War.