The Bavarian cavalry adds contrast for color compared to the sky blue coats of the infantry. The Bavarian Cuirassier regiments wore the lobster tail helmet and front and back cuirass. Though an anachronistic look it may have been useful in the campaigns against the Ottoman Empire. Uniform details are from Charles S. Grant’s From Shot to Pike.
Regiment Arco Cuirassiers: It appears at the time I painted them as the Latour Cuirassier regiment with green facings and distincitions. Oh well. Here are the colors for Arco: Coat iron grey, lining blue, cuffs blue, waistcoat blue, breaches blue or leather and blackened armor.
Wolframsdorf Cuirassiers: If you had the opportunity, how could you not field a regiment with the name Wolframsdorf? Coat is iron grey, lining sky blue, cuffs sky blue, waistcoat sky blue, breaches leather and blackened armor.
Dragoon Regiment Monasteroi: Coat is red, lining yellow, cuffs yellow and waistcoat yellow.
Dragoon Regiment Santini : Coat is red, lining green, cuffs green and waistcoat green.
Your Bavarians are a beautiful army, Neil. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan.
DeleteNice to see some VnB units!
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VnB is my go to for the Age of Reason. I think it does a great job (and provides a good game!) replicating 18th century linear warfare.
DeleteGreat looking figures Neil.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray. I've been watching your Battle of Almeida for VnB and love it.
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