Günter, I have Bowden's book on the Grande Armee of 1813, which has considerable detail on the 32d. 15 August 1813 32d Division 1st Brigade 1,4/35th Legere (formerly 1st Mediterranean Regiment—penal or “refractaire”) 1,3,4/132nd Ligne (formerly Regiment L’Ile-de-Re—penal or “refractaire”) 2nd Brigad...
As of the 1 August returns, the regiments were 3,594 and 3,808 strong. So that is ~720 and ~760 per battalion. Seems likely they started well over strength.
Thanks for those links. Was there something you had in mind in particular at Navigator/Magister? I saw one "German" house (which, amazingly, I already have a copy).
Did I miss something?
To the rest...nice AB eye candy and interesting history. Hijack all you please!
Can anyone recommend a manufacturer of buildings suitable to make up a small town that could stand in for Plancenoit, La Haye, St. Amand, Ligny, etc.? There was a post a few days ago (not necessarily here) which I thought I bookmarked but can no longer find, that had a brilliant 15mm Belgian village...