And here the next poses of the Project "Hessian/Prussian" infantry.

Kneeling firing, another pose of standing firing, NCOs, Officers and Casualties for the diorama project. Marching poses and a sapper will round them up. Afterwards, when we have some of our spent money back, we will go for artillery and cavalry. 

Frankfurter Bilderhandschrift - Reuss Infantryman 1810

 One of my mates is working on a book on the Frankfurter Bilderhandschrift. 

Maybe you know some of the plates from the old British "Tradition magazine". 

The idea was to produce the "figure for the book". Here the result

I put this file into Myminifactory and try to cover some costs. It is best printed in 54mm and 75mm.

Later I will ask our painter to change the poses into the usual combat- or maching poses. 

Germans in Spain with their ragged cloth from the Frankfurter Bilderhandschrift are a source of good ideas for the future. For example these two guys from the Schwarzburg Contingent

We have seen so many ragged uniform from the French side of the war (El Guil series), but so far Haythornewaith (I hope to prononce it correctly:-)) is the only one who showed ragged British troops. 

Maybe another idea for the future...