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1864 Winter Prussians - 10mm Pendraken

53rd Infantry, takes me nicely to six infantry units.




Rear view


Two batteries of 12 pounder smoothbores (guns from 1848 section, crew from 1860-70s)



The missing two stands of the 13th Infantry and 4th Cuirassiers.




A quick reinforcemnt before Wednesday's game with Ralph, Mark and Clive

And here they are!
Brigadier Walter Modellbauer, Brigadier Friedrich von Tegetthoff and Brigadier Karl Von Marmolise (not to be confused with Major von Marmalade, currently having a fued with Tegettoff)


6th Cuirassiers - who break every rule for Cuirassier equipment! 


Top view

Command for the 13th, rest of the unit will be along soon, honest!



A few chilly reinforcements, made from bits I had in storage, to split across two divisions.

Artillery from 6th Division


7th Dragoons with Lieutenant General von Wintzingerode


7th Dragoons


3rd Hussars




4th Hussars (looks like I need to do 7th Hussars too, as both are quoted in Orbats)




Lieutenant General von Wintzingerode


The latest batch en masse


The bug has certainly bitten deeply.
Winter 7th Jagers (actually Landwehr figures, but if the shako fits, wear it).



Enjoy

I started this project in 2014, but it stalled rather. Thankfully, an inspiration struck and I got these done.

24th and 64th Line, with Albert Ehrenreich Gustav von Manstein in charge,


Infantry of 6th Division

General adavnce.

Albert Ehrenreich Gustav von Manstein, my 1000th figure painted this year.


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