King & Country's Napoleonic Wars range puts Napoleon Bonaparte himself at the center of the catalog — depicted across four different moments of his career, from young colonel to Emperor at the height of the Grand Army. Around him cluster the men who made the Imperial machine work: Generals Gourgaud and Bessières from his personal staff, the Mameluk bodyguard Roustam who served the Emperor for fifteen years from Egypt to St. Helena, and the figure of Napoleon with Josephine for the Empress at his side. The British counterpart figures — including Sergeant Charles Ewart with the captured Imperial Eagle of the French 45th Line that won him fame at Waterloo — extend the range across the lines to the Allied armies that ultimately broke the Emperor in 1815. Each figure is hand-painted in K&C's signature 1/30 (60mm) matte realist style, designed for collectors building Napoleonic-era dioramas, command vignettes, or single-figure displays of Napoleon and his world.