A squad of Polish lancers in Saxon duty. Planned as skirmishing light cavalry, they should fight against the Prussian Jaegers, protecting the flanks of the own army and also marauding in Prussian trains and supply depots. Historically, they did not participate on the Seven Years War, because they had the luck be stationed in Poland. Graf Rudnicki was their commander.
The figures are of Manske Zinnfiguren and placed on round vignettes.
Striking figures. On another day one can picture them chasing Cossacks or Turks through a Polish wheatfield.
ReplyDeleteThat´s a good scenario - we will do that in our summer battle!
DeleteThanks, Ross!
Peter
Gorgeous figures and background scene as usual!
ReplyDeleteBest REgards,
Stokes
Very appreciated, thank you, Stokes!
DeletePeter
Great looking figures!
ReplyDeleteA long time nothing heard from you - the pleasure to read your comment is the biggest! Thank you so much!
DeletePeter
MA GNI FI QUE !
ReplyDeleteTrès ravi de ton commentaire, merci Phil!
DeletePeter
Once more I am in awe of your models and photos , Tony
ReplyDeleteOh, Tony, your blog is one of my beloved favorites, full of ideas! Thank you very much!
DeletePeter
Superb.
ReplyDeleteI like the Saxon Uhlans - have two pulks in 28mm - the red and the blue.
The red ones seem to be also great, maybe I will do some of them.
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Peter
Starke Truppe, die brauch ich in 1/72 auch noch:-)
ReplyDeleteDu machst ja immer Preziosen aus allen Figuren - das ist ein wahres Wunder. Freu mich wieder auf Deine Neuigkeiten. Danke, Peter
DeleteVery nice as usual. I love the subtlety of your colouring.
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Thank you, Chris - the colours now in summer are indeed more different and changing often outside - that helps for photography.
DeletePeter
Une unité très original! Comme toujours les photos sont magnifiques. Salutations cordiales, Carlos
ReplyDeleteMerci, Carlos, chaque fois, ca me vaut beaucoup quand tu passes à mon blog, super gentil!
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