Waterloo British Line Infantry

Black Powder: Napoleonic British Line Infantry (Waterloo campaign)

At the decisive Battle of Waterloo, the
line infantry was the backbone of the British Army. Supported by artillery fire and noble cavalry, they fought against the hated French units in rain and mud.
The Prussian allies reached the fields of Waterloo late on Sunday, June 18, giving the British,
Hanoverian, and Nassau units additional
firepower.

Sir Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, took up position with his
allied units on a ridge near Waterloo and held it for over nine hours, regardless of what Bonaparte brought against him.
Together, after the arrival of the Prussian units, they decisively defeated the French army.

The box includes:
- 20 plastic British Line Infantry models.
- 4 command miniatures (officer, pioneer, standard bearer
and drummer).
- Double-sided background material and fourteen colored
flags.

The miniatures are supplied unpainted.