Zvezda 8045 Russian Guard Heavy Artillery 1812-1814 1/72

The Zvezda 8045 Russian Guard Heavy Artillery 1812-1814 in 1/72 scale set is a proposition for modelers interested in the Napoleonic wars. Manufacturer Zvezda has created a detailed model depicting the Russian Guard's heavy artillery from 1812-1814, referring directly to the time of Napoleon's invasion of Russia and the subsequent anti-Napoleonic campaigns. This plastic model kit focuses on faithfully recreating the soldiers and historical cannons that played a key role in defending the Russian Empire.

The set includes a complete set of Russian Guard artillerymen figures with two cannons, as well as the appropriate field accessories used in epic battles such as the Battle of Borodino (1812). The Russian Imperial Guard was an elite military unit forming the backbone of the defense against Napoleon's Grande Armée and in later offensives in Western Europe. The set allows for the depiction of battle scenes from the Napoleonic era and accurately represents the campaigns of 1812–1814.

• Scale: 1/72 – perfect for building historical dioramas and Napoleonic-era collections
• Country: Russia (Russian Empire)
• Historical period: Napoleonic Wars, 1812-1814
• Material: High-quality plastic for assembly and painting; glue and paints not included
• Contents: Artilleryman figures, cannons, bases, accessories
• Category: Plastic model figures for assembly
• For whom: Historical modelers, Napoleonic war enthusiasts, 1/72 scale figure collectors
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – also recommended for intermediate modelers

The Zvezda 8045 Russian Guard Heavy Artillery 1812-1814 set stands out with its high level of detail. Realistic uniform designs, the accuracy of the weaponry, and equipment elements make this model look great both on its own and as part of a larger diorama. This set is an excellent choice for those who wish to recreate the key episodes of the Napoleonic Wars – both defensive battles and scenes featuring the elite Guard artillery.

We definitely recommend this product to all fans of historical modeling – it is an ideal addition to any early 19th-century Russian army collection or as a starting point for further Napoleonic projects.