Imperial French line battalion 1807-1813

This battalion pack represents the Imperial French Army following the crucial 1807 uniform reforms, when the distinctive cylindrical shako replaced the bicorne hat for all line infantry. From Friedland through the Peninsula, Russia, and German campaigns of 1813, these soldiers became the iconic image of Napoleon's Grande Armée. Refight Wagram, Talavera, Borodino and Leipzig with the classic French appearance that dominated European battlefields until 1815.

Pack contents

AB-IF01 Fusilier, lozenge plate, cords on shako, marching x 8 figures
AB-IF01a Fusilier, lozenge plate, cords on shako, advancing x 1 figure
AB-IF02 Fusilier, covered shako, march attack x 8 figures
AB-IF03 Fusilier, loading and firing x 2 figures
AB-IF04 Fusilier officers x 2 figures
AB-IF05 Fusilier drummers 1 figure AB-IF06 Grenadier, lozenge plate, shako cords and plume, march attack (use for both flank companies) x 3 figures
AB-IF07 Grenadier, covered shako, march attack (use for both flank companies) x 2 figures
AB-IF09 Grenadier officer 1 figure AB-IF10 Grenadier drummer x 1 figure
AB-IF11 Voltigeur, lozenge plate, shako cord and plumes, skirmishing x 3 figures
AB-IF13 Eagle bearer 1 figure AB-IF14 Deuxieme Portaigle, with halberd x 1 figure
AB-IF15 Standard bearer (for battalions without eagles) 1 figure AB-IF17 Voltigeur cornet x 1 figure
AB-IF18 Mounted officer x 1 figure
AB-IF22 Pioneer, bearskin x 1 figure

Total Figures: 39 (37 foot + 1 mounted)