Napoleonic French Voltigeurs were elite light infantry units, established by Napoleon Bonaparte to provide agility and flexibility on the battlefield. Comprised of smaller, highly skilled soldiers selected for their speed and marksmanship, the Voltigeurs excelled in skirmishing roles, operating ahead of the main army to disrupt enemy formations and gather vital reconnaissance. They were adept at using terrain to their advantage, executing rapid maneuvers, and engaging in hit-and-run tactics. Their presence added a crucial dimension to the Napoleonic military strategy, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the French forces by creating opportunities for larger, more decisive engagements.

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• 6 - Infantry Models

Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted