Napoleon Bonaparte
(Mounted)

This figure represents Napoleon Bonaparte later in his career, possibly from 1812 onwards. He is overweight.

Old Guard Grenadier
(Marching)

While you don't want too many of these guys unbalancing an army they are France's elite and are must-haves.

Thomas Picton
(Mounted)

A single figure, this is of one of the great British characters, Sir Thomas Picton head of the 3rd (Fighting) Division.

British Rifleman
(Standing)

Terrific figure of a Rifleman with good details, although the Baker rifle is a tad too blocky.

Highlander
(Marching)

This distinctive figure is of a Highlander. Good for late Peninsula and the Waterloo Campaign.

Scots Grey (2nd Dragoons)
(Charging)

The famous Scots Greys are represented by a charging figure in a covered bearskin cap.

Officer
(Pointing)

A captain in a plumed Belgic shako giving orders. Suitable for the Waterloo Campaign.

British Infantryman
(Marching)

Flank company soldier marching and looking right. Suitable for the Waterloo Campaign.

British Infantryman
(Stepping)

Versatile figure with a covered Belgic shako. Suitable for the battles of Quatre Bras & Waterloo.

Trumpeter (1st Dragoons)
(Standing)

This figure of a dragoon trumpeter is a beauty, with lots of detail. Will suit late Peninsular & Waterloo battles.

British Infantryman
(Loading)

Flank company soldier loading his musket. Right for 1815.