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Wargaming the Seven Years War with 40mm miniatures, done by: Johann-Peter Scheck and Anselm Scheck

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Saxon Chevauxlegers "Prinz Albrecht"















Next Saxon cavalry regiment finished: Prinz Albrecht Chevauxlegers, which had cold grey coats and fir green turnbacks. Following Dr. Stephen Summerfield, this regiment was stationed in Poland during the warfare of the Prussians in 1756 and avoided the fate of the Saxon units captured at Pirna. Later in the SYW, they served with the Austrian army (Kolin, Breslau, Leuthen).
They wore first the grey uniform, which was taken later by the Feldjaeger corps.
A combination of Irregular miniatures (troopers) and Sash and Saber (command).





























28 comments:

  1. Beautiful painting and photography! As always!

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    1. Thanks, Ross! You´re flattering me! :-)
      Peter

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    1. So glad to have you here, Peter! Thank you for this comment, I really appreciate!
      Peter

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  3. Lovely figures and great photography!

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    1. Using the cold but good weather one day here - this helps taking pictures.. Thank you for your words!
      Peter

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  4. Une nouvelle merveille de peinture et de photographie, c'est toujours un grand plaisir de flâner par ici...Il faut dire que l'uniforme de ces chevaux légers est vraiment splendide!

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    1. C´est supergentil, Phil - en effet, le look en gris et vert foncé est particulier, mais me plait beaucoup sur le terrain!
      Merci pour ton commentaire, a bientôt!
      Peter

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  5. Agreed! Very pretty uniforms and lovely photography.

    Best Regards,

    Stokes

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    1. Thank you, Tony! I am so pleased that the Sash and Saber figures match so well with the Irregulars - great possibilities to combine!
      Peter

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    1. The cast ist excellent, indeed - especially the face is so well done by them.
      Thank you, Alter Fritz, for your comment!
      Peter

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  8. Superb! it's always a renewed pleasure to have the opportunity to see these magnificent miniatures, these great grounds and these incomparable pictures Congratulations! Greetings from the far south. Carlos

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    1. Dear Carlos, so pleased to have you here and read your warm words!
      Thank you so much!!
      Peter

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  9. Beautifully painted figures, let down by the flags that look like they have come off a printing press. Rather than hand painted in the province of the regiment.

    John

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    1. That is a good note about the flags - the red comes out very brilliant - even more than in reality..
      Thank you, John!
      Peter

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    1. Thanks, Bill! I hope, in the battle they won´t be too handsome....
      Peter

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  11. Incredibly 'realistic' images - as usual with you!

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    1. Thank you so much, so glad about your comments - as usual!!
      Peter

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  12. Beautiful colours, wonderfully realistic photographs. I particularly like the long grass effects, how did you make it?
    Chris
    http://notjustoldschool.blogspot.co.uk/

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    1. Dear Chris, thank you so much for your kind words! The grass effect is made by my fur mat. I cute the artificial fur hair in different lengths - that´s all!
      Peter

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  13. Fantastic, Peter ! As always, impeccably painted and photographed.

    Regards,
    Steve

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    1. To read that from a master painter and connoisseur makes me incredibly proud. Thank you so much, Steve!
      Peter

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  14. Another super regiment of cavalry - lovely photos

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    1. So nice to hear that - thank you, Allan!
      Peter

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