All Guard Infantry are 20 figures (I recall them being 16, but anyway) per Battalion. All Artillery is 2 stands per Battery. All Guard Cavalry is 8 figures per Regiment except those marked with a '*' which are 16 figures.
Old Guard
4 Battalions of Chasseur a Pied
4 Battalions of Grenadier a
Pied
2 Battalions of Fusilier
1 each battalion of Italian, Polish and
Saxon grenadier guard I have the Iti's Gary V has poles
5 Heavy Foot Batteries
2 Medium Foot batteries
4
Medium Horse batteries
Young Guard
15 battalions of Voltiguers
4
battalions of Voltiguers and Tirailliers
12 Battalions of Tirailliers
4
Battalions of Sappers and Pioneers
14 medium Foot Batteries
2 medium Horse
Batteries
1 Light Horse battery (Berg?)
Young Guard Cavalry
Berg,
Dutch*, and Polish lancers Gary V says he has Poles
Empress Dragoons
Chasseur a Cheval*
Grenadier
a Cheval
Old Guard Cavalry
Polish Lancers (yes Elsa there were two of
them)* Gary V says he has Poles
1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Garde d Honor
Chasseur a Cheval (Again the
inventiveness of Napoleon at naming things astounds)
Grenadier a Cheval
(Really!)*
Empress Dragoons (Well, it makes sense to have an 'old' one and a
'young' one here)*
And that will be all!
French Guard
ReplyDelete36 stands of 4 figures per Old Guard = I full and 1 under size battalion,
48 stand of 4 figures per Young Guard 2 full and very small battatlion
I have more old guard on the paint table. I think 48 figures