Bavarian Infantry battalion (1806 - 1814)

This battalion represents Bavarian infantry who fought alongside the Grande Armée from Austerlitz to the retreat from Russia. Bavaria's alliance with Napoleon transformed the Electorate into a Kingdom and its army into one of the most effective German contingents.

Formed along the French model of two elite companies and four fusilier companies, Bavarian line infantry distinguished by their light blue coats and Raupenhelm crested helmets, and Bavarian light, who wore green, provided reputable units for Napoleon’s campaigns, as well as worthy fighters for the Allies in 1814. 

AB-BAV01 Fusilier, march attack x 14 figures
AB-BAV02 Grenadier, march attack x 8 figures
AB-BAV03 Skirmishers, firing and loading x 3 figures
AB-BAV04 Officer x 2 figures
AB-BAV05 Mounted officer x 1 figure
AB-BAV06 Drummer x 1 figure
AB-BAV07 Standard bearer x 1 figure
AB-BAV09 Bavarian Karabinier marching x 2 figures
AB-BAV10 Bavarian Karabinier skirmishing rifles x 3 figures
AB-BAV11 Bavarian Karabinier bugler x 1 figure
AB-BAV13 Bavarian pioneer x 1 figure

Contains 37 figures: 36 foot + 1 mounted