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Victrix Napoleon’s French Old Guard Grenadiers (28mm) VX0009

SKU: VX0009

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28mm Napoleon’s French Old Guard Grenadiers VX0009 Victrix

Victrix Plastic Miniatures

28mm Napoleon’s French Old Guard Grenadiers VX0009

This superb set from Victrix contains 60 highly detailed 28mm hard plastic miniatures, representing Napoleon’s elite Old Guard Grenadiers—the most revered troops of the Imperial French Army. These miniatures are sculpted in a range of poses suitable for both firing line and marching formations, offering exceptional flexibility for collectors and wargamers alike.

The set features a variety of command figures, including officers, standard bearers, and drummers, alongside grenadiers in different combat stances. With fully interchangeable arms and components, this kit provides ample opportunity to customise your battalion to suit your preferred style—whether advancing, firing, or standing to attention as befits the Emperor’s finest.

Perfect for re-creating iconic moments from the Napoleonic Wars, from the Imperial Guard’s heroic stand at Waterloo to their triumphant parades across Europe.

  • 60 x 28mm French Old Guard Grenadiers
  • 4 x Officers
  • 4 x Standard Bearers
  • 4 x Drummers
  • 16 x Firing Line (firing, priming, loading)
  • 16 x March Attack (arms fully attached)
  • 16 x March Attack or Advancing at the Porte/Charge
  • Fully interchangeable arms for endless pose combinations

Note: This set requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

The Old Guard Grenadiers were the most celebrated unit of Napoleon’s Imperial Guard—hand-picked veterans known for their loyalty, experience, and formidable presence on the battlefield. Nicknamed “Les Grognards” or “The Grumblers,” these men were the Emperor’s elite, often held in reserve until the critical moment of a battle. They wore bearskin caps and dark blue coats with red plumes and epaulettes, cutting an imposing figure. At Waterloo in 1815, they famously formed squares to cover the retreat of the French army, demonstrating the unshakable discipline for which they were known. Their legend remains a symbol of Napoleonic military excellence.