In 1809, the army of Baden consistet of the following units:
1 Battalion of Lifeguard cavalry (approx. 600men)
1 Squadron Garde du corps (around 70men)
1 light Dragoon regiment (around 450 men)
1 Hussar regiment (around 500 men)
4 Line infantry regiments (sums up to approx. 6000men)
1 Batallion of Jagers (approx. 600 men)
1 Horse Artillery Battery
2 Foot Artillery Batteries
The troops of Baden played a significant role in the 1809 campaign, mostly fighting as an infantry brigade within Legrand's 1st Division of Massena's 4th Corps. They were involved in battles like Aspern and Wagram, later in fighting down the Tirolean uprising.
The 4th infantry regiment, along with one foot artillery battery, went to Spain, where it participated at the famous battle of Talavera.
These guys represent the 1st batallion, wearing uniforms with white facings etc.
Badens' (approx. 1200) soldiers and the 2nd Nassau infantry regiment formed the 1st brigade of the 2nd division of General Sevastianis 4th (center) corps.
The organisation of the army was similar to French standards. In the first version of sets, Franznap sold the infantry in a combined set, which was what I bought. In the meantime, he has split them up in two sets - fusiliers and elites. That setting makes much more sense, as you need regularly more fusiliers then grenadiers and voltigeurs. The command set includes flagbearer, officer, sapper, cornet and drummer, while the mounted officer can be bought separately.
As usual, all figures are extremely well detailed. It's a pleasure to paint these guys although one must be careful while handling the flagbearer or when getting near these bajonets which easily tend to break. So be cautious, it's worth it.
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