Books on Wagons/Logistics Napoleonic Wars?

[Valhuen]

While I can find plenty of info on British & French wagons, aside from an 80's book by Haythornthwaite, can find little on wagons used by other nations (particularly Russia, Prussia, smaller German states, etc.). Has there ever been a book published with drawings or diagrams of the wagons used by various states? Even in another language would be useful.

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

Being ad hoc vehicles procured from the general population, Wellington always complained about his allies ability to provide enough in the Peninsula.  I don’t think there is a “standard” model that would merit the same level of documentation as say artillery limbers or ambulances.

[Moriarty]

Quarrie’s ‘Napoleonic Campaigns in Miniature’ has a lot of useful information on these matters. Hinchliffe Miniatures had an extensive range of carts and wagons in metal, at 25/28mm. I had my 18th century ‘fougons’ in resin from a nice chap in Scotland who advertised on eBay. It was a while ago, though.