-Ranking 86th in the French army is ROYAL BAVIERE.
As with the next unit the colours do not fit. I think
Jan used some artistic license at the time.-
-French 106th LOWENDAHL ?-
-Ranking 39th is BOURBON, identified unmistakeably by the colours.-
-ROYAL COMTOIS (59th) might fit the bill here.-
-No4 ROYAL? No6 ROYAL ETRANGER? No18 ANJOU?
I'm afraid the standard is to generic to help identify this unit.
It is French cavalry, isn't it?-
- Les troupes légères pour la petite guerre:
les CHASSEURS DE FISCHER.-
In the meantime I've decided that the Grenadiers de France will be the first unit to get a make-over. The miniatures will be de-based, given a clean with a soft toothbrush and soapy water, flaked paint on muskets will be removed and touched up, bases repainted, faces repainted and finally re-based according to a very cunning plan...more of which later...much, much later...
And there's more, yes, really, ....
Comments, remarks, suggestions, ...you know the drill.
Happy gaming
Pjotr
Hi Peter,
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying all of your Spencer Smiths and look forward to watching you work through your "restoration".
Best Regards,
Stokes Schwartz
Yes, and are the regiments in these "small battalion" organization for the collection?
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A nice collection of classics there. I've got a regiment or two of Spencer Smiths, and they have a charm all their own. I'm looking forward to seeing your new (old?) recruits after refurbishment.
ReplyDeleteYes, looks like French cavalry, the surest way to identify regiments are the unique lace patterns on the saddlecoths, if they had been painted..... so yes could be any number of blue faced red "royal" regiments not earing bearskins.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the carefully, oh so carefully refurbished and reconstituted regiments and how they will all fit together. (I would be tempted to make "brigades".)
Unit sizes seem perfect for "All The King's Men"...
ReplyDeleteHello mate great blog post
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