Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult 3D Hand Painted Figurine | French Marshal | Waterloo 1815

Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult 3D Hand Painted Figurine | French Marshal | Waterloo 1815

€150,00
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Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult 3D Hand Painted Figurine | French Marshal | Waterloo 1815

Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult 3D Hand Painted Figurine | French Marshal | Waterloo 1815

€150,00

A highly detailed Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult 3D hand painted figurine, depicting one of Napoleon’s most distinguished military commanders and his Chief of Staff during the Waterloo campaign of 1815.

Soult is presented in an elegant dark blue marshal’s uniform with elaborate gold embroidery, epaulettes and decorations. A striking red sash crosses his chest, while his gold waist sash, white trousers, tall black boots and bicorne hat complete the classic French Imperial appearance. The ornate monumental base features French tricolour drapery, golden laurels, crosses and fleur-de-lis detailing.

Materials

  • PLA plastic
  • Acrylic paints
  • Protective clear coat
  • Size: 20 cm
  • Custom sizes available on request.
  • Each figure is hand painted, so slight variations make every piece one of a kind.

Features

  • Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult inspired historical figure
  • Marshal of the French Empire
  • Napoleon’s Chief of Staff during the Waterloo campaign
  • Napoleonic Wars / Waterloo 1815 theme
  • Dark blue officer’s coat with elaborate gold embroidery
  • Gold epaulettes and military decorations
  • Striking red sash
  • Gold marshal’s waist sash with tassels
  • White trousers and tall black riding boots
  • Bicorne hat held at his side
  • Officer’s sword
  • French tricolour drapery around the base
  • Ornate gold crosses, laurels and fleur-de-lis decorations
  • Monumental two-tier collector’s display base
  • Individually 3D printed and hand painted
  • Larger custom sizes available on request

A magnificent addition to a Waterloo 1815 French command collection, particularly alongside Napoleon, Michel Ney, Grouchy, Reille and Drouet d’Erlon.

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