Foot Line Infantry infantryman - England 1815

🔥 British Line Infantry infantryman– The Backbone of Wellington's Army! 🔥

Introducing a figurine of a British rifleman from the Napoleonic Wars, representing the core strength of the British army under the command of Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington. These soldiers were trained for precise musket fire using the famous Brown Bess, the first mass-produced firearm, with an effective range of about 100–150 meters.

Historical Significance

British line infantry played a decisive role in battles such as Talavera (1809), Salamanca (1812), and most famously Waterloo (1815), where their discipline and firepower helped defeat Napoleon's forces. These riflemen fought in harsh conditions during the Peninsular Campaign and on the Belgian plains, often facing relentless attacks from French columns and cavalry.

Authentic Details

This figurine captures the courage, endurance, and military precision that secured Britain's victories. From the iconic red coat to the musket and bayonet, every detail reflects the reality of early 19th-century warfare.

👉 Order today and add to your collection a piece of European history that symbolizes the strength and resilience of British infantry!