Thursday, 13 July 2023

A Quick Parade

As promised in my last post here is a parade of my Austrian light brigade consisting of, left to right, the Grenz Sankt-Georger Regiment, the jÀger battalion, the Hessen-Homberg hussars and a horse battery.






18 comments:

  1. Great work, Mark. I love a parade!

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  2. Nice Austrians Mark, the array of colours look good on the table and will compliment the German line regiments all white well.

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  3. A fine parade for sure and well done on getting some decent shots, given it is quite a wide parade you need to capture:).

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    1. Thanks Steve, it was difficult to get the light right in the midst of some stormy weather.

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  4. Beautiful stuff Mark, and they look great arranged together on parade.

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    1. Thanks Lawrence. It's nice to see them out of their boxes.

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  5. Great work Mark.....everyone loves a parade!

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  6. Great combinations of colors, a teaser for the great white horde to follow.

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    1. Thanks Joe. I like the brown/blue combination of the Grenz every bit as much as the red/green on the hussars.

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  7. Incredibly impressive collection. The Austrians of thus period are very handsome troops.

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    1. Thanks Mark. They are handsome indeed. There is a good mix of colours in this brigade.

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  8. Even the dead love a parade. Did you need to use the panoramic lens? 😀
    Great looking force.

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    1. Thanks Stew, no panorama lens, just a standing back with the iPhone then a heavy cropping on the image!

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  9. Splendid looking Austrian lights and yes the most hussary of hussars you have to have Hessen Homberg, the same figures primed are inching they're way to the painting tray so I can have a go at the fetching colour combination!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks Iain. It is indeed a fabulous uniform, shared with the Kienmeyer, regiment no 8, but the latter had brass buttons as opposed to pewter.

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