A musketier from the Duke of Brunswick's regiment ("Brunswick-senior", or "Alt-Braunschweig", since his younger cousin also had a regiment at the same
Here is a Fähnrich from Inf Regt 19, "Markgraf Carl", another casting from Rylit. The flag's details are sculpted, but's also very heavy. I added a
A hussar of Warnery's regiment (HR 3), a figure distributed by the German publisher Archiv-Verlag. I'm not sure whether the figure is original to Arc
Fahnenjunker of the Prince of Württemberg's regiment of dragoons (Dragoner-Regiment Nr. 12). Casting by Stadden.
A musketier from the Duke of Brunswick's regiment ("Brunswick-senior", or "Alt-Braunschweig", since his younger cousin also had a regiment at the same
Here is another trooper of Natzmer's regiment, a Wachtmeister or sergeant, identified by the rosette on the front of his Flügelmütze (winged cap). Th
A Trompeter from Natzmer's Hussar Regiment, also known as the White Hussars, from the color of their Pelze. This casually-posed figure is yet another
A Feldwebel, or sergeant, of Frederick's Regiment Garde (IR 15). As the King's own regiment, it had the most elaborate dress uniforms in his army. T
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A musketier from the Duke of Brunswick's regiment ("Brunswick-senior", or "Alt-Braunschweig", since his younger cousin also had a regiment at the same

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