Strelets 1/72 Austrian Infantry in Attack (year of Spanish Succession) # 26172

Austrian infantry during the Napoleonic era was characterized by its disciplined and versatile nature.

Organized into regiments, these soldiers were renowned for their resilience and tactical flexibility on the battlefield.

They typically wore white coats with distinctive facings denoting their regimental affiliation, and their training emphasized both traditional linear tactics and the evolving methods of Napoleonic warfare.

Austrian infantry units played significant roles in major battles such as Austerlitz and Wagram, where their steadfastness and discipline often countered French aggression effectively.

Despite facing numerous challenges and reforms during this period, Austrian infantry remained a formidable force throughout the Napoleonic Wars.