Good painting.
I apologize for amending, but this is not quite 3D. The figure of the rider, weapons, as well as equipment of the horse were sculpted by hand.
I understand that not everyone can cope with the drawing of small details, but the guard regiments, including the Cavalier Guard, had collar tabs from a woven braid with a special pattern. The braid itself was red, and the pattern was yellow. Gold, as it is painted by you, was not in the guard braid. The same braid was trimmed with saddlecloth and holsters. This kind of braid served as a mark of distinction of the guard regiments until August 1811. The appearance of the guard’s braid can be seen in the photo below, on the example of unbuttoning the uniform of the trumpeter of Ulan’s Imperial Highness Tsesarevich Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich regiment.
Thank you for the additional information, I only used the Chronos 3D as this has been etched on the sprue's of the figure and horse.
A fantastic sculpt and not an easy figure to paint but I will try and paint the braid again
Thank you again
kind regards
Bob
Horses can be a challenge and yours looks terrific. I also love the uniform and saddle work. Turned out great. 
