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NAPOLEONIC.
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The Napoleonic flag ranges are all available in 15mm scale
and 25mm scale, and are suitable for most wargame miniature figures.
The same product code applies in both scales. |
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15mm and 25mm scale Peninsula French.
THIS RANGE HAS BEEN REDESIGNED. |
The Peninsular French range is the Army of Portugal under Marshal Massena around late 1810. These are the 1804 pattern flags originally issued at 1 per battalion. Later in the period they were only carried by the 1st battalion of the Regiment, the rest carried fanions. Not all Regiments followed this rule and there was no official design for the fanion, although the fanion colour was laid down. In this range we provide flags for the 2nd 3rd battalions etc. We also provide fanion alternatives or just the fanion when a fanion only was carried. The fanion sheets allow a mix and match of flags and fanions to personal taste. |
LN = Line Infantry, LI = Light Infantry. |
Code | Sheet title | Contains the following flags. |
| PFI 01 | II Corps 1st Div part one (1st & 2nd Btn flags) | 1/2nd LI, 2/2nd LI, 1/4th LI, 2/4th LI, 1/36th LN, 2/36th LN, 2 x 2nd btn fanions. |
| PFI 02 | II Corps 1st Div part two (3rd & 4th Btn flags & Fanions) | 3/2nd LI, 3/4th LI, 3/36th LN, 4/2nd LI fanion, 4/4th LI fanion, 2 x 3rd btn fanions. |
| PFI 03 | II Corps 2nd Div part one (1st & 2nd Btn flags) | 1/17th LI, 2/17th LI, 1/31st LI, 2/31st LI, 1/47th LN, 2/47th LN, 1/70th LN, 2/70th LN. |
| PFI 04 | II Corps 2nd Div part two (3rd & 4th Btn flags & Fanions) | 3/31st LI, 4/31st LI, 3/47th LN, 4/47th LN, 3/70th LN, 4/70th LN fanion, 3/17th LI, 1 x 3rd btn fanion. |
| PFI 05 | VI Corps 1st Div part one (1st & 2nd Btn flags) | 1/6th LI, 2/6th LI, 1/39th LN, 2/39th LN, 1/69th LN, 2/69th LN, 1/76th LN, 2/76th LN. |
| PFI 06 | VI Corps 1st Div part two (3rd Btn flags & Fanions) | 3/39th LN, 3/69th LN, 3/76th LN, 2 x alternate 2nd btn fanions, 3 x alternate 3rd btn fanions. |
| PFI 07 | VI Corps 2nd Div part one (1st & 2nd Btn flags) | 1/25th LI, 2/25th LI, 1/27th LN, 2/27th LN, 1/50th LN, 2/50th LN, 1/59th LN, 2/59th LN. |
| PFI 08 | VI Corps 2nd Div part two (3rd & 4th Btn flags) | 3/27th LN, 3/50th LN, 3/59th LN, 4/27th LN, 4/50th LN, 4/59th LN,4/25th LI, 1 x 2nd btn fanion. |
| PFI 09 | VI Corps 2nd Div part two a (3rd & 4th Btn Fanions) | All fanions for 3/27th LN, 3/50th LN, 3/59th LN, 4/27th LN, 4/50th LN, 4/59th LN, 4/25th LI, 1 x 2nd btn fanion. |
| PFI 10 | VI Corps 3rd Div (Foreign Btn flags & Fanions) | 2/32nd LI, 6/82nd LN fanion, 1st btn Hanoverian Leg, 2nd btn Hanoverian Leg fanion, Leg du Midi, 5/26th LN fanion, 6/26th LN fanion. |
| PFI 11 | VIII Corps 1st & 2nd Div part one (Mixed Btn flags & Fanions) | 1/22nd LN, 2/22nd LN, 3/22nd LN, 4/22nd LN fanion, 3/15th LN, 3/65th LN, 3/86th LN, 4/75th LN. |
| PFI 12 | VIII Corps 1st & 2nd Div part two (1st & 2nd & Btn flags & Foreigners) | 1/15th LN, 2/15th LN, 1'65th LN, 2/65th LN, 1/86th LN, 2/86th LN. Irish Regt, Prussian Regt. |
| PFI 13 | Fanions for Battalions 1 to 6 (2,2,3,3,4,4,5,6) | 2 x 2nd btn, 2 x 3rd btn, 2 x 4th btn, 1 x 5th btn, 1 x 6th btn. |
| PFI 14 | Fanions for Battalions 2 & 3 (2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3,) | 4 x 2nd btn, 4 x 3rd btn. |
| PFI 15 | Fanions for Battalions 4 to 6 (4,4,4,4,5,5,6,6) | 4 x 4th btn, 2 x 5th btn, 2 x 6th btn. |
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| PFC 01 | II Corps Cavalry | 1-3 sqd 1st Hussars, 1-2 sqd 8th Dragoons, 1-2 sqd Chasseurs. |
| PFC 02 | VI Corps Cavalry | 1-3 sqd 3rd Hussarsm 1-3 sqd 15th Chasseurs. |
| PFC 03 | VIII Corps Cavalry part one | 1-2 sqd 1st Dagoons, 1-2 sqd 2nd Dragoons, 1-2 sqd 4th Dragoons. |
| PFC 04 | VIII Corps Cavalry part two | 1-2 sqd 9th Dragoons, 1-2 sqd 14th Dragoons, 1-2 sqd 26th Dragoons. |
| PFC 05 | Reserve Cavalry | 1-2 sqd 3rd Dragoons, 1-2 sqd 6th Dragoons, 1-2 sqd 11th Dragoons, 1 sqd 15th Dragoons, 1 sqd 25th Dragoons. |
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THE FOLLOWING RANGES ARE STILL OLD STYLE.
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15mm & 25mm - Peninsula British. |
The Regiments that fought under Wellington in the Peninsular
have been brigaded together in this range. Battalions that fought
together in late 1810 can be found on the same sheet, with Kings
Colours and Regimental Colours. |
| Code | Description |
| PBI 1 | 1st Div (Guards Bde). Spencer |
| PBI 2 | 1st Div (KGL). |
| PBI 3 | 1st Div. |
| PBI 4 | 1st Div. |
| PBI 5 | 2nd Div. Hill |
| PBI 6 | 2nd Div. |
| PBI 7 | 2nd Div. |
| PBI 8 | 2nd Div. |
| PBI 9 | 3rd Div. Picton |
| PBI 10 | 3rd Div. |
| PBI 11 | 4th Div. Cole. |
| PBI 12 | 4th Div. |
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15mm & 25mm - 1812 French. |
Each Regiment of the "Grande Armee" can now have
its own unique flag. All the French flags have readable Regiment
numbers and Battle Honours. They are also grouped by Division
and Corps - all on the same sheet. |
| Code | Description |
| NFI 1 | I Corps - Marshal Davout. |
| NFI 2 | I Corps |
| NFI 3 | II Corps - Marshal Oudinot. |
| NFI 4 | II Corps |
| NFI 5 | III Corps - Marshal Ney. |
| NFI 6 | III Corps |
| NFI 7 | Imp Guard 1 - Marshal Bessieres. |
| NFI 8 | Imp Guard 2 |
| NFI 9 | Imp Guard 3 |
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| NFC 1 | I Corps Cavalry |
| NFC 2 | II Corps Cavalry |
| NFC 3 | III Corps Cavalry |
| NFC 4 | Imp Guard Cavalry |
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15mm & 25mm - 1812 Borodino Russians. |
Each sheet of Russian flags in the Borodino Russian range
contains enough flags for two Regiments of Infantry, they are
divided by Inspection. |
| Code | Description |
| NRI 1 | Brest Litevsk |
| NRI 2 | Dniester |
| NRI 3 | Caucasas |
| NRI 4 | Crimea |
| NRI 5 | Finland |
| NRI 6 | Kiev |
| NRI 7 | Lithuania |
| NRI 8 | Livonia |
| NRI 9 | Moscow |
| NRI 10 | St. Petersburg |
| NRI 11 | Orensburg |
| NRI 12 | Siberia |
| NRI 13 | Smolensk |
| NRI 14 | Smolensk |
| NRI 15 | Guards 1 |
| NRI 16 | Guards2 |
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| NRC 1 | Cavalry |
| NRC 2 | Cavalry |
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15mm & 25mm - Leipzig Prussian. |
The Prussian Army was reformed after the disaster of 1806,
and was ready for revenge by 1813. New flag designs were added
in 1808 and 1815, and the number carried by each Battalion reduced.
By Leipzig the variety of Prussian flags was more limited than
earlier historical periods. |
| Code | Description |
| NPRI 1 | Grenadier Regiments zu Fuss |
| NPRI 2 | Regiments 3 to 6 |
| NPRI 3 | Regiments 7 to 10 |
| NPRI 4 | Regiment 11 and Grenadiers |
| NPRI 5 | Landwehr |
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| NPRC 1 | Cavalry |
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15mm & 25mm - Austrians. |
The 1806 pattern of flag was carried until 1816, however only
one per Battalion after 1808.
Individual Regiments could only be identified by a small box
in the top corner of each flag. Only the number is missing, which
can be added with a very sharp pencil, and a steady hand. Both
Leibfahne and Ordinarfahnen included. |
| Code | Description |
| AUSI 1 | German Line Infantry |
| AUSI 2 | Hungarian Line Infantry |
| AUSI 3 | Grenz Regiments |
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| AUSC 1 | Cavalry |
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