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Later Napoleonic Prussian 1/4 Reserve Infantry resplendent in their British supplied uniforms excepting the officers in their regular uniforms. There should not be a flag but this one issued from their "parent" regiment the 4th Infantry Regiment (3rd East Prussian). Calpe Miniatures.

Time for a little more Napoleonic Polish remembrancing. This time it's the first battalion of the 2nd Infantry Regiment. Or at least how I use them. The second battalion is currently being formed. Front Rank Figurines with a GMG Designs standard.

Prussian 12 pounder Battery Nr.4, 1813 style with an uhlan officer popping by. Administratively 12 pdr battery Nr.4 was part of the Prussian Artillery Brigade and as such wore white shoulder straps in 1813. Calpe Miniatures.

Generalmajor Vuich commands the Russian 24th Division for mostly 1813 gaming. As such he has been allocated a square coaster as a base with a little more real estate than his underling brigadiers. Front Rank Figurines.

The 3/4th East Prussian Landwehr Infantry Regiment is posed as a shot up firing line. The idea for this battalion came about due to Calpe's extended landwehr range including several casualty figures. In fact so many different casualty figures that not all of them could be utilised in the battalion!

Huge strides of a later Napoleonic nature. 🤔 A casualty marker for the French 3/132nd Ligne watched closely by the skirmishing stand of the Saxon 1/Prinz Maximilian Infantry Regiment. Why they are atop a Roman watch tower is a fine topic for extended discussion down the pub! Calpe Miniatures.