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1815 Prussians in 10mm. IV Corps, more Landwehr cavalry, artillery and Fusilier and Musketteer infantry added

Okay, I gave in!
Bought and started a division of 1815 Prussians in 10mm.
 
2. Pommern Landwehr Kavallerie Regiment, 2nd Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps Cavalry
 

Impressive bunch for not great cavalry
 

Ready to move
 
My normal view
 

Chhhaaarge!

Howitzers
 

Short guns, but nasty
 

Ready to attach to bigger guns, but as individual units
 

Bang!
 

II. Bataillon, 11. (2. Schlesien) and Fusillier Infanterie Regiment, 14th Brigade, IV Corps, Prussian army at Waterloo
 

In attack columns


In action


Skirmishers deployed


Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher


Cloak all a flutter


Ready to command
 
1. Pommern Landwehr Kavallerie Regiment, 2nd Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps Cavalry
Yes, Landwehr in grey with white facings!


Apart from the musician, who has aquired a natty paid of blue trousers!
 
Advancing right
 
Top view
Rear view
Off to the left
 
1. Bataillon, 11. (2. Schlesien) Infanterie Regiment, 14th Brigade, IV Corps, Prussian army at Waterloo


 
Advancing in line

Player's eye view
Collars came out well
Flag also has nice details
Adancing to glory
 
Top view
 
A BIG photo dump coming in here!

A while back I asked on the Pendraken forum what 12lbers to use for Prussians? The guys came up trumps, so here they are painted up with line crew.


From the front


Boom!


I don't want to stand here!


A much better place to stand


Top view


3. Bataillon, 2. Neumark Landwehr Regiment


That gives me the whole regiment.


It's quite a line


Trudge


Top view


10. Husaren Regiment


Lovely figures to paint


Good poses, but what do you expect from Hussars?


Hussars in line


Charge


Karl Georg Albrecht Ernst von Hake, Gen 13th Brig, IV Corps


Waiting for progress


Off you go lads


That way!


A few units that do not belong to IV Corps
7. Uhlanen Regiment


A fine looking unit


This way?


Or that way?


Charge!


Off they go


My view


7. Dragoner Regiment


I know there were only two dragoon units fielded during the Waterloo Campaign, so here's one of them!


Charge


Top view


My view

 
 
1st Landwehr infantry unit, 2.Bataillon, 2. Neumark Landwehr Regiment


Advancing


Top down


Forwards


Its a lot of dark blue really


1. West Prussian Uhlanen Regiment, IV Corps Cavalry


Lances ready


Steady...


Wait... Oh go on then!
 
1st Landwehr infantry unit, 1.Bataillon, 2. Neumark Landwehr Regiment 


Top view


Back view


Advance!


That's a good view


Regimental Officer


 
Some of these you will have seen in the Pendraken painting competition, but the Landwehr and artillery are new!

1. & 2. Neumark Landwehr Kavallerie Regiment


Not the best cavalry in the Napoleonic world, but they are cheap and do a vital job


Charge!


Intimidate!


von Watdorff


Which way?


Three batteries of 6lber artillery


Why am I humming the Pippin Fort tune?


I did sort the gunners on the end stand after seeing this!


Boom!


Bang!

Prussian IV Corps 13th Brigade under command of Hake, 1,2, Fuisillier Bataillon, 10. (1. Schlesien) Infanterie Regiment at Placenoit, 18th June 1815 - all figures and flags by Pendraken






Fuisillier Bataillon.




1. Bataillon.




2. Bataillon.


  

  

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