Black Powder: Napoleonic Prussian Foot Artillery with 7- or 10-inch Howitzer (1813-1815)
Devastating Artillery Support for Your Prussian Army
Unleash powerful indirect fire with the Prussian Foot Artillery with 7- or 10-inch Howitzer (1813-1815) for Black Powder. This heavy artillery unit played a crucial role in Prussian battlefield tactics, bombarding enemy positions and fortifications during the Wars of Liberation and Napoleon’s final campaigns.
Product Info:
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Scale: 28mm
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Contents: Includes a Prussian foot artillery crew and a 7-inch or 10-inch howitzer, with options to represent either version.
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Material: High-quality metal miniatures, capturing detailed uniforms and historically accurate artillery pieces.
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Historical Accuracy: Ideal for Prussian armies of 1813-1815, perfect for recreating battles such as Leipzig, Ligny, and Waterloo.
About Prussian Foot Artillery (1813-1815):
The Prussian Foot Artillery was a key component of Prussia’s reformed army, providing essential long-range fire support against enemy infantry, cavalry, and fortified positions. The 7-inch howitzer was used for medium-range bombardment, while the 10-inch version delivered explosive shells capable of devastating enemy formations. These heavy guns were deployed to soften enemy lines before major assaults and to counter enemy artillery positions.
About the Model:
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Powerful Artillery: Choose between the 7-inch or 10-inch howitzer, depending on your battlefield needs.
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Historically Accurate Crew: The Prussian gunners are sculpted in active poses, ready to fire their heavy artillery into enemy lines.
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Detailed Uniforms: Miniatures can be painted in Prussian blue coats, with distinctive shakos and artillery insignia, ensuring an authentic historical appearance.
Why Choose This Set?
Perfect for historical wargamers, collectors, and modelers, the Black Powder: Napoleonic Prussian Foot Artillery with 7- or 10-inch Howitzer (1813-1815) adds devastating long-range firepower and historical depth to your Prussian Napoleonic army, ensuring strategic superiority on the battlefield.
