This is III/14th Regiment Hartmann.
For some variety the officer was given an arm from the French command set, giving him a more heroic pose.
This completes Mallinger's 8th Bavarian Infantry Brigade...but that is a different parade
All that remains to be completed for the infantry of my Bavarian collection is one more jäger battalion and seven skirmish stands.
Another lovely looking regiment and the simple conversion really makes for a good looking officer, hope he is as heroic when the battles commence!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Of course since his arm is from a French officer, where will his true loyalty lie?
DeleteArm of d’Anjou?
DeleteCertainly could be...
DeleteSounds like plot of a 50's B movie. The " hand that would not...."
ReplyDeleteGood effect, really a small change to model yet makes an impact. Nice to know that the parade is not far off.
Makes it all sound a bit Frankenstein-ish, don't you think?
DeleteFantastic work Mark!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteOutstanding, Mark!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jonathan.
DeleteAnother excellent looking unit, nice officer conversion too!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain. There are a bunch more conversions waiting in the dark corners if the painting tray.
DeleteGreat work and the French arm really works on this figure. I can't believe you are nearly at the end of the Bavarians. Very quick work on them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence. It's nice to have a big collection of left over bits - arms, weapons, heads and hats to draw on. Yes i an two thirds of the way through the last battalion now.
DeleteExcellent work
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil.
DeleteThey look great Mark and I too particularly like the converted officer...a simple change but very effective!
ReplyDeleteYes it was an easy conversion...just the arm then cocking the head to one side...gave the figure a completely different character.
DeleteAnother fine and dynamic unit, led rather splendidly by the converted officer:).
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve...lets see how dynamic they are once the shooting starts!
DeleteCracking job Mark, they look superb!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil.
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