"Adam and Eve" Eva Nuschke, a Marketenderin or sutleress in the train with the Prussian army, offers her wares to Adam Zeschwitz, a dragoon in von Pl
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
Another hussar from Kleist's regiment, the Green Hussars, and yes, another casting by Stadden.
"Adam and Eve" Eva Nuschke, a Marketenderin or sutleress in the train with the Prussian army, offers her wares to Adam Zeschwitz, a dragoon in von Pl
Zastrow Dragoon, seated, by Rylit of Germany. Rylit figures have a distinct style, with unique and natural poses. I liked the seated pose, which is
Fusilier, Regt Gabelentz Nr 40. Another figure from Rylit's catalog. This one has such an active pose, and a great face. The style is almost a cari
A hussar of Gersdorff's regiment, also known as the Red Hussars, from the color of their uniforms. The regiment fought with distinction in the first
theBaron

"Adam and Eve" Eva Nuschke, a Marketenderin or sutleress in the train with the Prussian army, offers her wares to Adam Zeschwitz, a dragoon in von Pl

There are no comments to display.

Media information

Album
Army of Frederick the Great
Added by
theBaron
Date added
View count
96
Comment count
0
Rating
0.00 star(s) 0 ratings

Share this media

Community platform by XenForo® © 2010-2024 XenForo Ltd.
Back
Top