An essential part of Wellington’s forces and England's oldest ally the Portuguese, under their Commander-in-Chief William Carr Beresford, were of a quality and same level of training as that of their fellow British soldier. In Black Powder terms, this means they can adopt the same formations and are subject to the same special rules as the British.
Portuguese infantry were brigaded in pairs and usually included an attached Caçadores battalion.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
