Imperial French 4th battalion 1807-1813

This battalion pack represents a French 4th Line battalion following the Imperial reforms of February 1808, when Napoleon restructured his infantry regiments from two to four combat battalions. These hastily-formed units epitomised the Empire's later challenges - adequate numbers at the cost of reduced training and experience.

This pack provides a complete 4th battalion formation of 32 figures in march attack, with six skirmishes, representing the mix of veterans and recruits that characterised these units during Napoleon's later campaigns, from Wagram through to Waterloo.

AB-IF24 Fusilier, greatcoat, march attack x 8 figures
AB-IF25 Grenadier, greatcoat, march attack (use for both flank companies) x 6 figures
AB-IF26 Voltigeur, greatcoat, skirmishing x 6 figures
AB-IF15 Standard bearer (for battalions without eagles) x 1 figure
AB-IF16 Voltigeur officer x 1 figure
AB-IF18 Mounted officer x 1 figure
AB-IF29 Drummer, greatcoat x 1 figure
AB-IF04 Fusilier officers x 2 figures
AB-IF05 Fusilier drummers x 1 figure
AB-IF09 Grenadier officer x 1 figure
AB-WF23 "Marie-Louise's" infantry x 9 figures

Total Figures: 38 (36 foot + 1 mounted)