Strelets M026 1/72 Napoleonic French Infantry in Advance

Throughout the Napoleonic period there was a debate on the best method of advancing and attacking an enemy in the field. The most common French tactic was to advance in column, many ranks deep, and if that failed to make the enemy run then they would deploy into a line for firing. While advancing the men soldiered their arms on the left shoulder (or the right for sergeants and NCOs), so the title of this set would suggest figures in more or less that pose.

Specifications

• Contents: 48 figures
• Poses: 12 poses
• Material: Plastic (Medium Consistency)