Nice! Are those the same who later(1809-12?) wore some kind of Polish looking Headdress?

I took the freedom to link this posting to my long time Friend and Sculptor Steve Barber.
Wish you Good Luck with the Project

Took a swift look through my saved links..

https://balagan.info/painting-guide-for ... peninsular

https://www.pinterest.at/pin/322077810833198504/

La Guerra di Sardegna e di Sicilia 1717-1720 – Parte 2 volume 1 L’esercito spagnolo there are 3 volumes in this series, anyone seen them ?? any info much appreciated cheers Old John This Shop in Berlin seems to have some of the Series: https://www.zinnfigur.com/index.php?stoken=FB0793B8&lang=0&cl=s...

Hey, Friedrich! Long time no see. What exactly is Gewalthaufen? The wikipedia article is only in german and Finnish. Neither is of much use to me. Yeah, it was far too long for my liking. The term Gewalthaufen or Gevierthaufen runs together with formations that the Swiss used. https://en.wikipedia....

Well done...96...nice...that makes then a Gewalthaufen

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Mon Sep 09, 2019 5:11 pm

Another copy is on the way to Wien, just hope the Turks are not on their way back too!

Thanks Barry,

And...

The Turks are already here...and stronger than the last time when the stood BEFORE Vienna

Barry actual answered me as he seems to have read my entry here or the BLOG. The Postal Service has degenerated over the last 20 Years, seriously. The directors increased their salary by a factor of 2 or 3 while, and, at the same time, reducing the numbers of the Postmen on the street by half. So, m...

As Dave started here to post about the new Rule book "With Talon and Claws" I like to add that I still have no sign of my copy.

Basing is never a Problem with RtE-Rules. My Saxons are, on Paper, 4 Companies of 210men each. For astethic reasons and and to show some Campaign Consumption I made them on 6 Bases of 6 figures each. You may still use them if they are at 800+ strength, just take notes and there you go. Saxon Leib-Gr...

Have fun with Flag...if you paint it by hand...

If you tell me your E-Mail Address I will send you info from the Hall CD about the Leib Regiment.

Which one do you mean? Those after which Barry is posting his "Boaties" on the LOA-Blog?

If so than THIS are the Rules ->

http://legio-wargames.com/download/i/ma ... 0rules.pdf

The saying goes that pictures tell you more than a thousand words ->

u228-058 by GÜNTER HEIM, auf Flickr

Saxon Cuirassier 1682

Danni, you know that many Painters weren't even there :wink: but anyway it is a source nevertheless. The other way to think of the General Uniform is that most if not all of them owned/raised Foot or Horse Regiments so they wore their Regiments Uniform as their "Colonel". This Practice goes back to ...

Well, I will look if I can give any information on your request. It my take a bit of time so