napoleonic shako 3d models

Some officers wore a cylindrical shako instead of the bell-topped style worn by the troopers in the same regiment. Pack 6 - Generals and Staff - only one person here, The Prince of Orange, in a number of poses. Pack 7 - Dutch Infantry -...

Some officers wore a cylindrical shako instead of the bell-topped style worn by the troopers in the same regiment. Pack 6 - Generals and Staff - only one person here, The Prince of Orange, in a number of poses. Pack 7 - Dutch Infantry -...

Some officers wore a cylindrical shako instead of the bell-topped style worn by the troopers in the same regiment. Pack 6 - Generals and Staff - only one person here, The Prince of Orange, in a number of poses. Pack 7 - Dutch Infantry -...

Some officers wore a cylindrical shako instead of the bell-topped style worn by the troopers in the same regiment. Pack 6 - Generals and Staff - only one person here, The Prince of Orange, in a number of poses. Pack 7 - Dutch Infantry -...

Some officers wore a cylindrical shako instead of the bell-topped style worn by the troopers in the same regiment. Pack 6 - Generals and Staff - only one person here, The Prince of Orange, in a number of poses. Pack 7 - Dutch Infantry -...

Some officers wore a cylindrical shako instead of the bell-topped style worn by the troopers in the same regiment. Pack 6 - Generals and Staff - only one person here, The Prince of Orange, in a number of poses. Pack 7 - Dutch Infantry -...

The Gribeauval system had a profound impact on the French field artillery in the 1760s, laying the groundwork for their impressive military achievements under Napoleon's command. This 12-pounder cannon is an authentic historical recreation built...

The 52nd Foot was a British light infantry regiment involved in the American War of Independence, the Anglo-Mysore Wars and the Napoleonic Wars. They were famously involved in the defeat of Napoleon’s Imperial Guard at the battle of Waterloo. The...

Napoleonic Soldier of the Grande Armee in High-Precision Detail Modelled from Various Sources to Ensure Maximum Accuracy and Realism The high-definition 3D model of a French napoleonic soldier's uniform is meticulously crafted with attention to...

The size of these miniatures is intended to match various ranges of napoleonics advertised at 15-18mm; if printed at 100%, they are between 15-16mm to the eyeline, and 18mm to the top of the head (not including headwear!).   Cheers! ...   Micron...

It is my intention to supplement or even outright replace these files next year when I produce my two "Late" Napoleonic Kickstarters, which will be much better optimised. However, I am offering these files publicly now, for the first time, as a...

The size of these miniatures is intended to match various ranges of napoleonics advertised at 15-18mm; if printed at 100%, they are between 15-16mm to the eyeline, and 18mm to the top of the head (not including headwear!).   Cheers! ...   Micron...

A trailblazing French woman of letters with Swiss roots, Madame de Staël-Holstein lived through the tumultuous era of the French Revolution and Napoleon's rise to power. As one of Napoleon's most formidable opponents, she wielded her sharp intellect...

In 1815, after Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo, Pope Pius VII appointed the celebrated artist to negotiate the return of famous paintings and antique statues looted from Italy by Napoleon. At the Allied Conference in Paris that year, Canova was aided...

The size of this miniature is intended to match various ranges of napoleonics advertised at 15-18mm; if printed at 100%, they are between 15-16mm to the eyeline, and 18mm to the top of the head (not including headwear!). All poses are supplied in...

28mm Napoleonic Series:   Modular Spanish Infantry Battalion   Presented here is a complete set of parts to build the battalions which comprise a typical spanish regiment of the Napoleonic War (or Spanish war of Independance) in 28mm (1:56) scale.

Welles de Lavalette naturalized French in May 1863 and served as a deputy from 1863 to 1870, supporting Napoleon III. This object is part of the Scan The World project. MyMiniFactory started this non-profit initiative to create a digital archive of...

In fact, his son, Napoleon Godecharle, left a significant portion of their family's wealth to the City of Brussels to establish the Prix Godecharle, an award recognizing outstanding artists in painting, sculpture, and architecture. This object is...

Giordani had a strong admiration for Napoleon Bonaparte and the Napoleonic regime in Italy. In 1807, he wrote a Panegyric on the Sacred Majesty of Napoleon. The following year, he obtained the post of proto-secretary at the Academy of Fine Arts in...

The Vaso Borghese was a celebrated antiquity at the time Bartolini was working, it was depicted by Hubert Robert around 1775, and its acquisition by Napoleon would have made it an appropriate subject choice for Bartolini, since he was commissioned to...

During the Napoleonic Wars, he distinguished himself as a general, ultimately leading the allied forces to triumph against the French at Vitoria in 1813. Following Napoleon's exile in 1814, Wellesley was appointed ambassador to France and granted a...

...For instance, one rumor claimed the nose inside Admiralty Arch was intended as a mocking tribute to Napoleon, while another said it would be playfully adjusted by cavalry troopers from nearby Horse Guards Parade whenever they passed through the arch.

... of the noses. For instance, one nose inside Admiralty Arch was rumored to have been created as a mocking gesture towards Napoleon, with cavalry troopers from nearby Horse Guards Parade allegedly tweaking it whenever they passed through the arch.

It was brought back to France by General Charles François Joseph Dugua, who acquired it during Napoleon's campaign in Egypt between 1798 and 1801. The hair is divided down the middle. A digging on the sculpture indicates that a diadem made of stucco...

... 1799 and 1814, Delaistre showcased approximately 25 works at the Salon, with 18 being portraits or busts. His talent in portraiture was recognized when he was chosen to capture the imperial couple - Napoleon and Marie-Louise. ... (Credit: Sotheby's)

The initial conception of the group is visible in the frieze from the Entrance of Alexander into Babylon made in 1812 for the Napoleonic update of the Quirinale. Prince Alexander Torlonia, a patron who shared the name of the Macedonian leader,...

The Napoleonic Wars and Sweden's loss of Finland created a strong desire to protect national autonomy. Ling drew inspiration from "the spirit of freedom of the ancient Geats". He wrote about the ancient Norse people and believed that physical...

The Bust of Peace Is the First of the Sculptor's Celebrated Ideal Heads (Teste Ideali) to Have Been Received by a High Ranking British Aristocrat at the Close of the Napoleonic Wars. It Was the First Such Head to Arrive in Britain and, By Virtue of...

To showcase his skills, he created a piece of furniture adorned with Gothic motifs, lyres, spears, and copper bay leaves intricately inlaid into the wood, which he hoped to present to Napoleon Bonaparte, then First Consul. Following 1809, Mansion...

... said to come from a pair that stood guard outside the Temple of Ptah at Memphis. Scholars first noted this remarkable object during the Napoleonic Expedition to Egypt and it arrived at the British Museum in 1802 as part of the Treaty of Alexandria.