You can find some of the images under the link posted in TMP thread.

It's not do easy to determine, even in one coutry. Jest recently I realized that small french armies in italy have more dragoons that huge armies in Flanders, and thus dragoons can form up to 40% of cavalry (at Staffarda) compared with 10% in Flanders.
Try to examine some OOBs.

Short history of Alt Dohna regiment on my blog.
http://zealandbayonets.blogspot.com/201 ... dohna.html

And of course pictures.


All figures by Pendraken.

It's something similar to Robert Hall's book (same depth of research) but without colour plates (only flat figures painted by Klaus himself), so you must read German to find all informations.

More Prussians on my blog.
http://zealandbayonets.blogspot.com/201 ... corps.html

would any of the clan units be wearing uniforms, or just highlander dress?

It's also discussed in Reid's book.
He concluded that Higlanders wore plain shirts.

On uniforms basically no one knows what the Polish infantry looked like. I agree. They could of been wearing 'Eastern' style uniforms like on the page linked to above -http://www.wfgamers.org.uk/resources/C18/faq.htm. There are some theories that they could also wear western style uniforms with Pol...

Clibinarium wrote:In fact both 28mm and 10mm at the same time!

Great news !

Clibinarium wrote:I've been sidetracked from the Russians by having to do some work on the LoA dragoons...

I hope they were 10mm figures ...

The frustrating thing though is that its hard to puzzle out what the captions say, not being able to read Russian. I can put it into google translate, but I find the cyrillic typing slow going, and half the time it doesn't result in the info I'm looking for. Which pictures would be most usefull to ...

Hmmmm...
Does the author really believe that British (I would rather say - Allied) army won the battle of Blenheim thanks to those 8000 English infantrymen (merely 15% of the total troops), two-thirds of them locked against fortified village, they never seriously assaulted ... ?

lee sherman wrote: So When did the Bavarians adopt the tricone hat as military issue to the troops??

There is some evidence that they could sometimes wear floppy hats in 18th century as well. Look at my blog:
http://zealandbayonets.blogspot.com/201 ... -army.html

A lot of discussion here:
http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=212795
http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=243300

No flag known AFAIK.

Very, very impressive