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Imperial French Army Unit Packs (1807-1813 era)

From the snows of Eylau to the mud of Waterloo, Napoleon's Grande Armée reshaped Europe through military genius and the courage of its soldiers. Now you can command these legendary forces with complete battalion and regiment packs that eliminate the guesswork from army building.

The 1807 uniform reforms created the iconic French appearance - cylindrical shakos with lozenge plates, blue coats with white crossbelts, and the sacred eagles that rallied soldiers from the Pyramids to Moscow. These unit packs capture the Grande Armée across its campaigns: the confident veterans of Friedland and Wagram, the hardened survivors of Russia's frozen steppes, and the desperate defenders of France in 1814.

Napoleon's Grande Armée

Infantry: Line battalions with fusiliers, grenadiers, and voltigeurs. Légère light infantry for broken terrain. Greatcoated battalions for the 1812-1814 campaigns. Each pack represents approximately 620 men at 1:20 scale.

Cavalry: Cuirassiers for heavy shock. Dragoons as versatile line cavalry. Chasseurs à Cheval form the light cavalry backbone. Hussars bring dash and élan. 12 mounted figures per squadron/regiment at 1:40 scale.

Artillery: Batteries positioned for concentrated fire at decisive moments, shattering formations before the final blow. 2 guns and 9 crew.

These unit packs eliminate guesswork - complete, historically organised formations compatible with popular Napoleonic rules. From Friedland to Paris, everything needed to field the Grande Armée.

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USA Shipping

We're pleased to announce that AB Figures is once again able to ship to customers throughout the United States. 

How USA Shipping Work

To ensure transparency and compliance with current trade requirements, here's how our USA shipping process works:

When you place an order, you'll pay the standard product and shipping costs as displayed on our website. Additionally, we'll reach out to you via AB Figures website, quoting your order number to request payment of 12% of your original order value to cover the tariff fee that must be paid to USA customs authorities, plus handling fees.

This approach allows us to keep our base prices while clearly separating the additional costs required for US delivery. We believe this transparent method helps you understand exactly what you're paying for and why.

New Releases: Three new 20mm sets join the AB Figures Range

AB Figures has just released three new 20mm sets covering the period from 1940 to 1950, each sculpted by Tony Barton with his characteristic attention to historical detail.

German Panzertruppen 1940-41

These tank crew figures represent the Wehrmacht during the early war period, depicting the Panzer forces that operated across France and in the opening phases of Operation Barbarossa. This set of six figures captures the appearance of crews yet to be tested by their enemies during Germany's initial campaigns.

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French Tank Crew 1944 - Artillerie de la Marine

This set represents Free French forces during the liberation campaigns, featuring the distinctive combination of American-supplied uniforms worn with traditional French naval bachi caps. The Artillerie de la Marine provided tank crews for French armour throughout 1944, serving from Normandy through to the advance into Germany.

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British National Service 1950

For the first time, Tony has entered the post-war period. This set depicts the conscripts who served in Britain's Cold War military. These National Service personnel wear the standard post-war battledress of the era, representing the generation that served between the end of the Second World War and the changing military requirements of Britain during the 1950s.

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The Life of Lead

The Life of Lead

We are often asked "What do you do all day, when you’re not packing my order?" Well now you can see!

The Life Of Lead, a documentary on a day in the life at Eureka, directed by the very talented Kurt Lowden is available to view on YouTube, just follow this link. 

YouTube - The Life of LEad

If you like what you see, Kurt, who is at film school, would love your feedback on his production.