Italeri 6067 Prussian Infantry (1/72) – Prussian Infantry in 1:72 Scale

The Italeri 6067 Prussian Infantry (1/72) set is a high-quality plastic model kit depicting Prussian infantry in 1:72 scale. Created by the renowned Italian company Italeri, the model delivers high fidelity in recreating historical details from the Napoleonic era. With this model kit, you can recreate Prussian infantry formations that played a key role during the Napoleonic Wars.

Technical data for Italeri 6067 Prussian Infantry set:

• Scale: 1:72
• Country: Prussia
• Period: Napoleonic Wars (1806–1815)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit (figures)
• The set does not include glue or paints – these are required separately
• Number of figures in the set: usually over 40 excellently detailed soldiers

Historical Description

Prussian infantry in the early 19th century was one of the key elements of the Allied armies during the Napoleonic Wars. The Prussians participated in many significant campaigns, such as the Battle of Leipzig (1813) and the Battle of Waterloo (1815). Prussian infantry was known for its discipline, modern organization, and endurance on the battlefield. This set of figures depicts the distinctive uniforms and weaponry of Prussian soldiers from 1806–1815, including coats, tall hats, and classic muskets.

Special Features of the Set

• Rich in detail: precise rendering of uniforms, weaponry, and equipment elements
• Ability to create realistic dioramas and battle scenes from the Napoleonic period
• An ideal choice for historical battle recreations and for figure collectors
• Set intended for intermediate and advanced modelers; assembly difficulty: 3/5

Who do we recommend Italeri 6067 Prussian Infantry for?

We recommend this set to all diorama enthusiasts, military history lovers, and collectors of 1:72 scale models. It is perfect both as an expansion to larger Napoleonic era modeling projects and as a stand-alone piece in your collection. The product guarantees high-quality workmanship and great satisfaction from assembling, painting, and displaying Prussian infantry figures from the Napoleonic era.