This exquisitely detailed 1:32 scale military figurine depicts a French sapper belonging to the Hussars regiment during the Napoleonic wars of 1810. Crafted from high-quality painted metal, this piece is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike, showcasing the precision and skill of Del Prado's artisans.

Featuring accurate depictions of the era's military uniforms and equipment, this figurine is an excellent addition to any collection focused on military history or toy soldiers. With its intricate details and fine craftsmanship, this piece truly captures the spirit of the Napoleonic era.

In original bubble packaging and in new unused condition, although it has a few dents in the plastic factory sealed covering.

The Sappers of the French Hussars were soldiers who also dug trenches to allow forces to advance towards the enemy under the shelter of the trench walls. The Sappers also built dug out forts. In the French Army digging a trench while returning musket fire on the enemy was known as “driving a sap” and the men who did this were known as “sapeurs”.

Figure and magazine in new unused unopened condition.