So I'm in in the Silver Bayonet craze too. But I'm proposing dual use "Command Sets."
Now the "traditional" way to build a Napoleonic gaming army is to build regiments with plastics and often fill in Commanders, Officers, NCOs, flag bearers, etc. with metal or resin miniatures.
What about a box that let's you field those miniatures in plastic? Say you were building a Prussian Army based around WGA's regiment set. The "Prussian Command Set" would have a high ranking Officer (Colonel or similar), a Junior Officer, a NCO, standard bearer, musician, field surgeon, runner/aid. Maybe 6/7 bodies and a bunch arms. This would give your army a Commander and staff and populate the front ranks of your regiments. It would also, strangely field you a Silver Bayonet team.
V - Surgeon, Senior Officer, stretcher bearer. 
Maybe one body a camp follower.
Or one body a female trooper. Alt history that.
Or one body a civilian/"exploring officer"?
I noticed Russian and Spanish Napoleonic sets are on the WGA release schedule. A "Command Set" for those armies should surely include a Priest. I think you literally cannot have too much clergy in those formations. (Also, quite handy for Silver Bayonet).
A brilliant idea, and fantastic suggestions!
This suggestion is vaguely reminiscent (to me) of the Grognard heavy weapon/command set. Atillary would perhaps best be handled in its own dedicated set, and fortifications like gabions, fraise-stakes, and cheveaux-de-frise, and the ubiquitous boxes and barrels, but...
I wonder if there are some accessory items that could be included in a set like this - say, flags and semaphores, a field desk set, water cart, field kitchen, camp gear, or something of the sort?
What sorts of hard-to-find accessories would make the most sense to accompany a Napoleonic command set?
I think I'd get this sort of set for the character figures alone, but some good command accessories would add even more value!
