Black Powder Napoleonic Portuguese Cavalry Command group

Black Powder: Napoleonic Portuguese Cavalry Command Group

Lead your cavalry forces into battle with the Napoleonic Portuguese Cavalry Command Group for Black Powder. Representing the officers and leaders of Portugalâs mounted units during the Peninsular War, this command set is an essential addition for any historical wargamer fielding Portuguese forces alongside the British during the Napoleonic Wars.

Product Details:

This finely detailed 28mm scale set includes multiple mounted figures representing officers, standard bearers, and musicians of the Portuguese cavalry. Cast in high-quality metal, these models capture the distinctive uniforms and equipment of Portugalâs cavalry command, perfect for adding leadership and character to your tabletop army.

About the Portuguese Cavalry:

During the Napoleonic Wars, the Portuguese Army played a vital role in the Anglo-Portuguese alliance, fighting alongside the British under the command of Arthur Wellesley (later the Duke of Wellington). Though smaller in number than their British allies, Portuguese cavalry units provided valuable reconnaissance, skirmishing, and flanking support in key battles such as Bussaco, Salamanca, and Vitoria. The command group consisted of experienced officers and standard bearers who rallied their troops and ensured battlefield coordination.

About the Model:

Designed for use in Black Powder, this Cavalry Command Group enhances Portuguese and Peninsular War forces, providing essential leadership for your cavalry regiments. The models feature historically accurate uniforms, detailing, and dynamic poses, making them ideal for both gaming and display. They can be painted in the classic blue and white uniforms of the Portuguese cavalry, adding authenticity to your wargaming collection.

Perfect for historical wargamers, modelers, and collectors, the Black Powder: Napoleonic Portuguese Cavalry Command Group is an excellent addition to any Napoleonic Wars army, offering leadership, strategy, and historical accuracy to your tabletop battles.