Uhlan of the Lifeguard Regiment - Russia 1812

🔥 Russian Imperial Guard Uhlan – Elite Cavalryman of the Empire! 🔥

Introducing the figurine of an Uhlan from the Russian Imperial Guard cavalry during the Napoleonic Wars—a unit that ranked among the most prestigious formations of light cavalry. Guard Uhlans were symbols of courage, discipline, and speed, deployed at critical moments of battle.

History and Deployment:
Uhlan regiments were incorporated into the Russian army following the example of Polish lancers, who had proven their effectiveness in European conflicts. The Guard Uhlans formed an elite part of the cavalry, tasked with reconnaissance, flank protection, and lightning-fast attacks.
At the Battle of Borodino (1812) and throughout the campaigns against Napoleon, Uhlans played a key role in rapid maneuvers and pursuit of enemy forces.
Training for Guard Uhlans was exceptionally demanding—covering combat with lance and saber, pistol shooting, and resilience under the chaos of battle.

Interesting Facts:

• Horses of the Guard Uhlans were selected from the finest breeds of the empire—fast, strong, and calm.
• Guard units wore ornate uniforms with vivid colors and distinctive "czapka" caps, emphasizing their prestigious status.
• Uhlan regiments were considered symbols of cavalry elegance and combat efficiency—their charges had a psychological impact on the enemy.

👉 Order today and add to your collection a figurine that embodies the strength and prestige of the Russian Imperial Guard!