Thanks chaps. I especially like the 'Baron' figure.
He has heaps of character.
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Wasn't aware of anything from the AWI period, although the militia doesn't surprise me (nothing about them ever does!). The KGL is a bit odd, though - are they sure it wasn't a gunner's jacket?
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Did the KGL have artillery?
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Great figures - nice vignettes
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Shahbahraz wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:41 pm Thanks chaps. I especially like the 'Baron' figure.
He has heaps of character.
That's lovely. That figure has sat on my 'to paint in the immediate future' shelf for about 12 years.
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No indeed, I was speaking more in general terms, as they're both Napoleonic. They're both definitely drummers' coats, being heavily laced. I think the KGL must have supplied themselves after only partly-reading the relevant Osprey book. The original Old Glory sculptor probably worked for the KGL... There's also a surviving KGL King's Colour which is 'upside-down'...BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:56 pmWasn't aware of anything from the AWI period, although the militia doesn't surprise me (nothing about them ever does!). The KGL is a bit odd, though - are they sure it wasn't a gunner's jacket?
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Yes, Foot and Horse. They were to all intents and purposes, identical to the RA & RHA.
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The KGL aren't the only ones who can't get their standards the right way up.
I guess an artillery jacket would have yellow lace, whereas a drummer would have white.
Bit sad, these chaps not reading the relevant Osprey before equipping themselves.
I guess an artillery jacket would have yellow lace, whereas a drummer would have white.
Bit sad, these chaps not reading the relevant Osprey before equipping themselves.
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The 1st Battalion of the 'Red' Wurzburgers are finished. My first SYW figures in about 25 years! I thoroughly enjoyed painting them and the 2nd Battalion is almost finished, with the Wurttemberg Leib Regt also entering the production-line...
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They look great, did you say those were Old Glory? Love the Grenadier moustaches.