King & Country · Napoleonic · NA060
NA060 represents the Guard on the move, with the weapon on the shoulder and the body kept upright beneath the tall bearskin. It is a useful figure for a road column, review approach or regimental grouping.
- Maker
- King & Country
- Set code
- NA060
- Series
- Napoleonic (NA)
A campaign is made of movement
Marching figures widen the subjects a collection can discuss. They show the organization and physical effort between engagements, rather than presenting an army only when it is firing. NA060 carries that idea through the visible pack, straps and long weapon, all moving with the soldier instead of being laid aside for a uniform portrait.
Recognizing the Guard subject
The high headgear and red plume are conspicuous, but the coat, belts and weapon position should also match the reference. An early French grenadier with a shouldered musket is not automatically the same release. The exact NA060 code is useful when searching listings that omit “Imperial Guard” or shorten the title to “marching Frenchman.”
A vertical weapon still needs protection
Inspect the tip of the bayonet, the plume and the point where the weapon sits against the shoulder. A top-down photograph can conceal damage at the very end of a tall projection. Ask for a level view and compare the pack and lower equipment from behind. Those views also help document the model properly after the box is gone.
Figure reference
King & Country NA060 Imperial Guard Marching with Rifle — Sager’s Soldiers catalog record. The collecting observations above refer to the pictured model; condition varies between individual examples.
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