MarquisMini
A Fixture
Hello folks,
Finshed this diorama today,
I am really please with the result and it has been really fun to paint up these chaps.
The grenadiers de France did not carry a Colonel Flag, only regimental flag ( GMB designs) .
The figures are from Fife & Drum miniatures.
If you are interested in looking back at the start of this Dio and progress you can follow this link:
https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/28mm-minden-miniatures-grenadiers-de-fránce.597686/page-13
A little background about these fellas :
After the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-48), the military forces of France were reduced. Several regiments and battalions were disbanded. However, the 48 grenadier companies of these disbanded units were maintained in active service. By the ordonnance of February 15, 1749, these grenadier companies were grouped into a single regiment, the “Grenadiers de France” in Arras.
At the beginning of the Seven Years' War, the Grenadiers de France and the Grenadiers Royaux were grouped into a single corps of 12 battalions under the Marquis de Saint-Pern.
This regiment saw a great deal of action mainly in the german theatre.
Enjoy it!
Finshed this diorama today,
I am really please with the result and it has been really fun to paint up these chaps.
The grenadiers de France did not carry a Colonel Flag, only regimental flag ( GMB designs) .
The figures are from Fife & Drum miniatures.
If you are interested in looking back at the start of this Dio and progress you can follow this link:
https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/28mm-minden-miniatures-grenadiers-de-fránce.597686/page-13
A little background about these fellas :
After the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-48), the military forces of France were reduced. Several regiments and battalions were disbanded. However, the 48 grenadier companies of these disbanded units were maintained in active service. By the ordonnance of February 15, 1749, these grenadier companies were grouped into a single regiment, the “Grenadiers de France” in Arras.
At the beginning of the Seven Years' War, the Grenadiers de France and the Grenadiers Royaux were grouped into a single corps of 12 battalions under the Marquis de Saint-Pern.
This regiment saw a great deal of action mainly in the german theatre.
Enjoy it!