In the early years of the Napoleonic Wars, the British used diplomacy and gold to bring Europe into a series of coalitions to fight the French Empire. The Spanish uprising in 1808 saw large numbers of British troops entering the mainland conflict. Led by the future Duke of Wellington, the British army was much smaller but better equipped, trained, and led. In 1815, they fought one last campaign against Napoleon, culminating at the Battle of Waterloo. 

Paper Bayonet: British Unit Sheet contains 37 units that can be printed and reprinted.

14 Infantry, 5 Heavy infantry, 2 Cavalry, 2 Heavy Cavalry, 3 Cannons, 2 Howitzers, 2 Skirmishers, 7 Brigadieres

Provided are Brigade color tabs and 4 objective markers

Once downloaded, the sheets can be printed individually as
often as you like, which means you can build up a large British
army very cheaply. You will need scissors or a craft knife, glue, appropriate paper such as cardstock all of which are described in the Assembling Units section in the Paper Bayonet Core Rules.

The figures are laid out on A4 format, which will print onto
US legal sized paper, or will fit US letter size printed at 93%.