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Being in the nature of a genial location for imaginary nations of the Eighteenth Century to carry out diplomatic affairs . . . (not the place for rule discussions, miniature manufacturers, painting reports, history of your country or other things that belong on your personal blogs).
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Interestingly enough, it was Colonel Karl von Carling of the Regiment von Carling who was responsible for volunteering Regiment von Schafbock to the Beerstein Foreign Legion.
Both regiments have black facings, although von Carling is a veteran unit with white small clothes and hat tape . . . whereas the newly-raised von Schafbocks have golden small clothes and hat tape.
Reminding Furst Bruno of the Battle Honour that his regiment had won at Wollmitz against the vile Stagonians, Colonel von Carling felt that the uniforms of the raw unit were fancier than his . . . and suggested that they gain experience before they were permitted in the Saxe-Bearstein order of battle.
Furst Bruno (for whatever reason) then offered the unit to Reich Duchy of Beerstein for 'seasoning' (and to keep the peace in his own forces).
It is from such seemingly petty causes that great deeds of diplomacy often spring.
-- Jeff
We are confident that Col von Schafbock will earn enough glory to be able to return to Saxe-Bearstein as a true elite force...
If interested in miniature vivandieres or, more generally, Lace Wars ladies in semi-military dress (daughter of the regiment / regimental god-mother / inhaber's wife / honorary colonel Prinzessin…) feel free to look at my O5. 07. "09 comment: corrections and additions welcome!
To make a long story short, Tradition 30mm ‘Willie’ appears as the best source of suitable figures, both designed as such or propitious to conversion.
Then, Tradgarmastare was intrigued by the topic and may have gathered complementary information?
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