Today a friendly reenacter helped me to descibe the set with the terms of the french regulation.
So a more detailed description than usual.
Report in german and english.
https://thrifles.blogspot.com/2018/06/s ... -alte.html
Miniatures Talk
Strelets 170 and 171: French Old Guard
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Today my thoughts about the announced two sets of the french guard at Waterloo.
Today a friendly reenacter helped me to descibe the set with the terms of the french regulation.
So a more detailed description than usual.
Report in german and english.
https://thrifles.blogspot.com/2018/06/s ... -alte.html
Today a friendly reenacter helped me to descibe the set with the terms of the french regulation.
So a more detailed description than usual.
Report in german and english.
https://thrifles.blogspot.com/2018/06/s ... -alte.html
- Koppi
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13 Aug 2010, 21:53
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Thomas Mischak
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29 Oct 2007, 07:59
As the Guard were rarely actually deployed the standing at ease seems quite a nice addition. Great potential for some chopping up for casualties when they are engaged.
The at attention is somewhat more restrictive.
Chris
The at attention is somewhat more restrictive.
Chris
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C M Dodson
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01 May 2015, 18:48
Yes, I’m very curious and even impatient for the Grenadiers at ease set. I study the masters now and then and see indeed quite some possibillities for wounded, but mainly for dead conversions.
Still can use the at attention set too.
With all the new Prussians and longcoat French a big expansion for my Last Attack of the Grenadiers at Plancenoit project!
Still can use the at attention set too.
With all the new Prussians and longcoat French a big expansion for my Last Attack of the Grenadiers at Plancenoit project!
- marc zijp
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02 Oct 2009, 22:35
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