Is this a historically accurate depiction of a French line infantry fusilier (1807–1808)?

I'm working on a visual and educational project focused on the appearance and gear of a typical Napoleonic French line infantry fusilier from around 1807–1808.

I’ve created several AI-based illustrations using various reference materials and want to make sure the uniform and equipment details I’ve included are historically accurate for the period. This project doesn’t cover Old Guard or elite troops—just a standard line fusilier as he might have appeared on campaign.

With each new draft, I notice missing items or incorrect placements, and sometimes I come across details that weren’t mentioned in earlier sources at all. It’s been a challenge to catch everything, especially since images generated by AI aren’t allowed on this forum. That means I may be overlooking things that an expert would spot right away just from visuals. I’d appreciate it if you could take a look at the following breakdown and let me know if anything seems inaccurate or is missing.

Headgear
•  Type: Stovepipe-style shako
•  Body: Black felt with a brass front plate featuring the Imperial Eagle
•  Cord: White, looped around the crown with double tassels on the left
•  Plume: Red tuft, shorter than those worn by grenadiers or voltigeurs
•  Cockade: Circular tricolor—white center, surrounded by blue and red rings

Coat / Tunic
•  Color: Dark blue with red facings
•  Cut: Double-breasted with ten brass buttons (five per row)
•  Facings:
  •  Cuffs: Red, with two brass buttons
  •  Collar: Red, matching the cuffs
  •  Turnbacks: Red, showing coat lining
  •  Shoulder straps: Red, without fringe (typical for line fusiliers)

Equipment
•  Crossbelts and Belt:
  •  One white buff-leather strap from right shoulder to left hip for the cartridge box
  •  Separate waist belt in the same material, with brass buckle, supporting the bayonet scabbard
•  Cartridge Box: Black leather with a brass grenade emblem
•  Bayonet Scabbard: Black leather with brass fittings, worn on the left hip
•  Backpack: Tan leather with a rolled blue-gray greatcoat secured on top

Trousers and Footwear
•  Trousers: Off-white breeches or overalls, tucked into the boots
•  Boots: Black knee-high gaiters, buttoned along the outer seam

Weapon
•  Musket: Charleville Model 1777 or AN IX corrected version
•  Bayonet: Standard triangular socket type, carried in a scabbard on the left hip