Another ‘Blast From The Past’ post. The photos were taken in 2004, so apologies that some of them are a bit dodgy. These figures are from a long sold off Napoleonic Prussian army of the 1815 period and have bit of a toy soldier vibe. The figures are plastic, mainly (I think) Esci, except for the General which is a Hinchcliffe metal figure. The hussars are hard plastic figures but I can’t remember the manufacturer.
I recall having a lot of fun converting the landwehr figures to enhance their rag-tag nature.
The Army had a total of 44 mounted figures, 144 foot figures, 8 cannon with 8 crew figures and represented the 6th Brigade Von Kraft of Von Pirch’s II Corp:
Von Kraft
9th Regiment (Kolberg)
1st Btn Muskets 16 figures
2nd Btn Muskets 16 figures
1st Btn Fusileers 16 figures
26th Regiment (Magdeberg)
1st Btn Muskets 16 figures
2nd Btn Muskets 16 figures
1st Btn Fusileers 16 figures
1st Elbe Landwehr Regiment
1st Btn 16 figures
2nd Btn 16 figures
3rd Btn 16 figures
1st Leib hussar regiment 7 figures
1st Konigin dragoon regiment 12 figures
3rd Silesian Landwehr cavalry regiment 12 figures
5th Kurmark Landwehr cavalry regiment 12 figures
Artillery
Representing Lutzow's Corps
12 lbers 2 models
6 lbers 4 models
howitzers 2 models
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