Battle of Preussisch Eylau 1807

[Khmorg]

Great additions! Jaegers used both horn and drums?

Thank you very much for your attention to this project.

In the Russian army, the first battalion of E. was formed in 1761, by 1812 there were 52 Jaeger regiments. By 1825, each infantry division had a Jaeger brigade. In 1856, the Jaeger regiments were renamed infantry.

The Jaegers had drummers.

But the saddest thing is that the Jaegers only got banners in 1827. I made a mistake. Forgive me. I will make artillerymen out of the Jaegers - standard bearers. (they will not be standard bearers. They will be ordinary artillerymen)

Here are the drawings of the guns that I use to create the guns in 1/56 scale



It is quite possible that the metal figures of this project will be available by the summer of 2025.

[Khmorg]

[Freddy]

Nice, I really like the musicians!
Any chance for these cannons being around in 1849?

[Count Belisarius]

Those are splendid. Really like the musicians though. One can never have too many musicians in an army!

[Khmorg]

Thank you very much for your attention to this project.
For some reason, the hosting photos work poorly. I bring to your attention information on Russian artillery for the period from 1838 to 1845 (hereinafter referred to as the information about the innovation of 1860)

[Freddy]

Thank you! For my 1849 Russians I have the 24pounders from Warlord, but they will need some lighter artillery too.

[Khmorg]

Winter 1806-1807. Firing from a 12-pound medium-sized cannon mounted on a battery carriage.

[Khmorg]

[Freddy]

Great figures again! I like the dancing couples too.

[Khmorg]

Thanks!!!