King & Country · Napoleonic · NA108
NA108 is a French infantryman down on one knee, reaching out with his free hand while retaining his musket. His body turns toward the gesture, with his pack and rolled equipment still carried. The release is a single figure; the person he is helping is not included.
The historical setting
Infantry action involved assisting comrades as well as loading, firing and advancing. The manufacturer’s title identifies that helping intent but leaves the precise situation open. It could represent an immediate act within a larger group, rather than a named battlefield episode. The equipment and uniform establish the soldier’s place in the French line infantry series.
Review
The reaching hand and turned head make this a much more individual pose than another kneeling rifleman. Its limitation is also clear: the gesture points toward an absent person. The sculpt is strongest as a companion to an appropriately positioned casualty or struggling comrade.
Reference: NA108 release reference. Review observations are based on the product reference photographs.
Related figures: NA093 · Chasseur à Cheval Flagbearer · NA100 · French Line Infantry Sergeant Advancing.
Find this set
Currently available on eBay
Matching NA108 listings, lowest displayed price first. Includes shipping when quoted.
Checking available listings…