Here I present you my first regiment made of 42mm Irregular Miniatures, done by Ian Kay in UK.
In originla, they are called Austrian Dragoons, but they match very well with their purpose to be Russian Dragoons. Tver, a beautiful and old Russian city in the south of Petersburg, with an old, medieval Kreml fortress, provided 2 Regiments for the warfare in Prussia. So, they were seen at Kunersdorf and Zorndorf.
The officer, standard bearer and drummer are made by Matthias Manske - I think, this combination works well!
Lovely photos; what a super regiment - the Irregular Miniatures and the Matthias Manske figures mix well together.
ReplyDelete-- Allan
Thanks Allan - yes, this mix works well and I plan already the next cavalry regiment!!
DeletePeter
Magnifique! Toujours un souci phénoménal de faire de superbes photos, la lumière est parfaite, tout comme les décors, et bien sûr ces splendides figurines...
ReplyDeleteSalutations,
Phil.
Merci, phil - toujours ravi de tes commentaires!!
DeletePeter
Very handsome lads,indeed!
ReplyDeleteThey have to face to Prussian Cuirassier in june, so we will see...:-)
DeletePeter
The figures are very well done but the photography is amazing!, Superb!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ross - I so appreciate your words!
DeletePeter
Not exactly my scale....Seriuosly, they are nice as ever and very inspiring. Great!
ReplyDeleteFabrizio
Thanks Fabrizio - I sometimes envy your scale - you can place much more groups on your ground than we!! A presto, spero;
DeletePeter
Lovely work, great colour on the blue uniform and I love the natural light in those photographs. I could almost feel the dew on the grass and the smell the horses. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so nicely said - thanks, Michael!!
DeletePeter