The figures in this box represent a regiment of British Line Infantry in a firing line and a Company of Riflemen skirmishing. Included in the box are a Line regimental command, centreand flank companies and parts to allow you to build a unit from either the Peninsular War (1807-14) or the Waterloo Campaign (1815).

Box contains 36 Line Infantry, 4 Riflemen, 4 Flags, Unit bases.

Models come unpainted and require some assembly.

The figures in the box represent a 36 man battalion (4 Fusilier companies, 1 Grenadier company, 1  Voltigeur company) in the typical march-attack pose of the period including command ( 1 officer, 1 standard bearer, 1 drummer) and with an additional  6 Voltigeurs / Grenadiers skirmishing.

Miniatures are in campaign clothing (half in Bardin regulation short tailed 'habit-veste' and half in great coats, all in overalls) , unit bases to allow you to build units easily and quickly, 2 flags and uniform guides and many additional heads for converting.

Contains:

• 42 hard plastic, multi-part miniatures (inc command figures)
• 2 full-colour flags
• Plastic bases (20mm x 15mm)
• Painting Guide

The box contains 14 cavalrymen, including 1 officer, 1 trumpeter, 1 standard bearer. Although you can substitute the trumpeter and standard bearer for troopers giving you 13 rank and file if you like. All the figures come with both Cuirassier and Carabinier heads to allow you to build up units of either of these famous Heavy cavalry types. We are also providing enough arms to allow the whole unit to be 'at the charge' or a more relaxed shoulder swords. As there was spare room on the horse frame ( if we'd put another horse on it, it wouldn't be the right ratio for the riders frame) we decided to add a dead British Infantryman, as well as a French one and some battlefield debris. So you'll have 3 of each casualty in the box. The Carabiniers are using the square service portemanteau .

The box contains 13 mounted dragoons, eight dismounted (this allows for horse holders), six casualties (French and British Infantry), unit bases and painting guide. Torsos for the correct ratio of troopers for the elite company are included, both in helmets and the old bearskins retained by some regiments. The dragoon's traditional role of dismounting to fire using long musketoons was still on occasion performed, but since 1800 they had evolved into regular cavalry (excepting the 1805-6 period when foot battalions were formed). The box includes mounted and dismounted figures to allow their full range of duties to be represented.

The box contains 40 plastic 28mm infantry figures (i.e. bodies, 14 different), including four fully armoured command and enough parts to build up to 18 billmen (i.e. pairs of arms with polearms) and up to 30 archers (i.e. pairs of arms with bows/arrows). There are additional arms for the command to allow you to build two standard bearers, and also pairs of arms with trumpets. 56 heads are included.

There are also eight full-colour flags from either the Battle of Wakefield, Towton or Bosworth, supplied at random. The box also includes unit bases.