Build history brick by brick and transport yourself to the battlefield near Moscow alongside Napoleon himself!

Grab this unique set and immerse yourself in one of the most dramatic battles of the Napoleonic era. Thanks to the mini diorama depicting the Battle of Borodino (Battle of the Moskva River) you become a witness to history that you can create with building blocks!

Don't wait! Build the scene where the fate of Europe was decided.

The man who changed the course of history!

Napoleon Bonaparte is one of the most fascinating figures in European history – a brilliant strategist, reformer and creator of a modern army. As Emperor of the French, he conquered a significant part of the continent, spreading new ideas. His military campaigns are not only lessons in tactics, but also stories of ambition, determination and dramatic twists of fate.

The Battle of Borodino, depicted in this set, was one of the key moments of his campaign in Russia and at the same time the beginning of the end of the great march to the east.

The battle that opened the way to Moscow for Napoleon!

In September 1812, in the shadow of fires and the roar of cannons, one of the bloodiest clashes of the Franco-Russian war took place, the Battle of Borodino. Two powerful armies faced each other: over 120,000 of Napoleon Bonaparte's soldiers and 135,000 Russians under the command of Mikhail Kutuzov.

Although the French achieved a tactical victory, they did not take advantage of their superiority. Napoleon did not decide to commit the elite Imperial Guard to the battle, fearing the loss of their most valuable reserves. As a result, the Russian army was able to withdraw, and Napoleon, although he captured Moscow, did not achieve the decisive goal of the campaign.

Borodino became a symbol of determination and sacrifice. The losses on both sides were staggering: up to 85,000 killed and wounded. This battle, although strategically inconclusive, is forever etched in the history of Europe, as well as on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

Advantages of the Napoleon - Battle of Moscow set:

Unique Napoleon figure on horseback - The central point of the diorama is a unique figure of Napoleon Bonaparte, shown in a characteristic pose on horseback, perfectly reproducing the figure of the commander during the battle. The Emperor of the French, the creator of modern military campaigns and a reformer of Europe, is a legendary figure whose presence gives this set a unique, collector's character.

New elements - The Napoleon figure has completely new elements created especially for the NAPOLEONIC WARS series. In this set, these are Napoleon's hat, epaulets, cape, observation telescope and high-quality new prints reflecting the appearance of clothing elements from the era.

145 high-quality bricks - Each element of the set has been designed with attention to detail and precision of execution. The bricks are durable and well-fitting. For the purposes of this set, we created a 3D scene, combining a brick diorama with a background in the form of a period painting placed in a decorative frame. In this way, we combined art, history and brick modeling.

Mini diorama with a printed image of the Battle of Moscow - The set includes a realistically reproduced background with a painting reproduction depicting a scene from the Battle of Borodino. This is a painting by Louis-François Lejeune, who, as Marshal Berthier's adjutant, directly participated in this battle. The richness of detail and the fact that the work was painted by a direct witness of the events depicted increase its historical value and were the most important argument for choosing this particular painting as the background for the diorama.

It is not only a decoration, but also a fragment of history that allows you to feel the atmosphere of those days and understand what the battlefield looked like on the outskirts of Moscow in September 1812.

Collector's plaque – An elegant plaque with the title of the work, the date of the battle, and the author's name, placed in the base of the reproduction frame. Thanks to it, the set gains educational and display value, and looks great on a collector's shelf or in a school history display case.

Illustrated step-by-step instructions - The set includes clear, color instructions that guide you step-by-step through the building process. Thanks to it, both younger history enthusiasts and adult fans of the Napoleonic era can enjoy the building process without frustration and with a great deal of satisfaction.

Durable prints on the elements - All details, decorations and equipment elements are made as high-quality prints; no stickers are used. Thanks to this, the elements are resistant to abrasion and are perfectly suitable for both play and long-term display.

Wide selection – Check out other sets from the NAPOLEONIC WARS series, combine them and create your own scenarios and dioramas! Prepare battles and campaigns and decide how this battle and many others will unfold. In the world of building blocks, you build the history.

This brick diorama with Napoleon on horseback is an entry into the world of great battles, strategic decisions and historical emotions. Will this scene become the jewel of your collection? Or will you add it to the rest of the NAPOLEONIC WARS series and lead

Napoleon's army to victory? Or maybe you will create an alternative course of events?

Grab the bricks, build the scene at Borodino and become a part of history!

It's time for your collection to gain a new, imperial dimension!

• 145 high-quality pieces
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
• Meets safety standards for children's products
• Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks
• Only durable prints are used, no stickers are used
• Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step instructions
• 100% prints, no stickers
• 1 figure/1 horse

Model dimensions (L x W x H): 160 mm x 90 mm x 135 mm

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