This Del Prado model depicts a Portuguese rifleman from the 3rd Cazadores regiment during the Napoleonic Wars in 1812. The figure is made of painted lead and is part of the Napoleon at War collection, specifically number 65. The brand is Del Prado and the figure falls under the category of toy soldiers, specifically Del Prado.

The era in which the figure is set is between 1751-1815 and is suitable for those aged 17 years and up. The nationality of the figure is Portuguese. This is a great addition to any toy soldier collection or for those interested in military history.

The 3rd Cazadores otherwise known as Wellingtons fighting cocks was a light infantry unit that undertook skirmishes duties. The Portuguese Army was an important part of the allied force and fought the French in Portugal and Spain. There were 12 of these Cazadores units formed and their brown uniform made them blend in well with the surrounding environments. In 1810, these units were armed with 800 baker rifles. Baker rifles were British made and became standard issue for all line soldiers. A Baker rifle could fire a musket ball over 200 yards and had deadly accuracy.

A dent or two in the plastic cover but soldier is new unused unopened condition