French Imperial Guard Standing Loose Shako – Napoleonic Toy Soldier (1/30 Scale, Hand-Painted Metal Figurine)
This French Imperial Guard Standing Loose Shako figurine represents one of Napoleon Bonaparte’s most legendary soldiers, the Old Guard grenadiers at Waterloo. The loosened shako, or military hat, reflects the brutal final moments of the Imperial Guard’s last stand, as they held their ground against overwhelming enemy forces.
Meticulously crafted in 1/30 scale, this hand-painted Napoleonic military miniature captures the French army’s most elite troops in battle-worn condition. The loose shako detail adds authenticity, symbolizing the exhaustion and desperation of the Old Guard at Waterloo. Made from high-quality metal, this Napoleonic toy soldier is a must-have for historical diorama builders, military collectors, and French army enthusiasts.
Features & Benefits:
- Authentic French Imperial Guard figurine – Representing a grenadier with loose shako in battle
- Hand-painted metal miniature – Featuring highly detailed Imperial Guard uniform and musket
- 1/30 scale collectible – Ideal for Napoleonic toy soldier collections, historical wargaming, and museum-quality displays
- Symbol of the Old Guard at Waterloo – Depicts the final stand of Napoleon’s elite forces
- Historically accurate battle pose – Perfect for recreating Waterloo’s legendary last charge
French Imperial Guard Standing Loose Shako – Napoleonic lead figurines
French Imperial Guard Standing Loosing Shako
One hand-painted alloy collectible figurine with box
1/30 scale, Matte Finish
non-contractual photos
Our models are designed to adult collector only
The French Imperial Guard, Napoleon’s most elite and battle-hardened soldiers, met their fateful last stand at the Battle of Waterloo (1815). As the Old Guard grenadiers held their position against relentless British and Prussian forces, their iconic shakos loosened, uniforms dirtied, and ranks thinned, yet they refused to surrender.
When the Imperial Guard was finally overwhelmed, it marked the end of Napoleon’s reign and the fall of the French Empire. Their legendary resistance gave birth to the myth of the Old Guard’s unbreakable spirit, with their defiant words echoing through history: “The Guard dies, but does not surrender!” This Napoleonic toy soldier is a tribute to their bravery, discipline, and unwavering loyalty to Napoleon Bonaparte.
