QOrange QOM-1055 French Napoleonic Wars 1813: 1/6 Memory Series Uniform Set

Few subjects are as demanding for a 1/6 costume maker as the Napoleonic era — the uniforms are the whole point, and every facing color, button and belt plate has to land. QOrange (QOToys), a Chinese mainland brand with a long record in this niche, takes on 1813 with the QOM-1055 Memory Series release: a 1/6 French Napoleonic Wars uniform-and-gear set offered in three versions — A, B and C — so collectors can pick the branch or kit variation they want.

The package

The version B shown here is a study in period detail: a tall bearskin shako with a red plume and red cord, a mustard-yellow coat with rust-red facings, brass buttons and red fringed epaulettes, white crossbelts with an eagle-and-crossed-axes belt plate, white breeches, black buttoned gaiters and buckled shoes. The field kit is equally complete — a flintlock musket, a briquet-style sword, a decorated cartridge box, and the distinctive long-handled axe that sets this version apart.

As with QOrange’s other Memory Series releases, QOM-1055 is a costume and accessories set: the head sculpt and body are not included, so it is aimed at collectors who already have a 1/6 body to dress (or who want the uniform as a display piece in its own right). The three versions — A, B and C — differ in uniform colors and gear, making it easy to pair versions for a small multi-figure display rather than repeating the same look.

The 1813 setting is a deliberate choice: that year’s campaigns — the German campaign and Leipzig — were the turning point of the Napoleonic Wars, and the uniforms QOrange recreates are the late-Empire style that defines the popular image of the era. This is a historical recreation release, not a character figure, so its value stands on tailoring accuracy and completeness of the kit.

Why it matters

Napoleonic subjects are still uncommon among Chinese 1/6 makers, whose historical output has leaned toward Three Kingdoms, Qing-era and fantasy figures. QOrange has been one of the few studios working this lane consistently, and QOM-1055 continues that pattern with three versions at once — a sign the series has an audience.

Retail listings place the set at ~US$110–140 depending on version and seller (Toysfanatic at $110 for the A version, OneSixthKit at $115, eBay sellers around $133–139). It was originally solicited as a pre-order with a late-2025 to early-2026 delivery estimate, and at least version A is now showing as in stock at some retailers — so check availability for the specific version you want before committing. For collectors building a Napoleonic shelf, this is the most complete French 1813 kit currently in circulation from a Chinese studio.