The Bishop of Bristol's Own Grenzers.
The Sobieski Infantry Battalion and the newly commissioned Vladimirski Pandors form the Fourth Brigade.
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Reich Duke Wilhelm von Beerstein offers his splendid army in support of Empress-Queen Maria Theresa and the Austrian Empire. Long live the Empress and death to her foes!
Beerstein Coat of Arms
Reich Duke Wilhelm
Ancient and Honorable Order of the Tankard
Awarded to Heads of State and the Nobility.
Order of the Goblet
Awarded to the Clergy, Officers, Diplomats, Scholars, Scientists, Artists, and persons of merit.
Military Order of the Golden Crown
Awarded to Generals for victory, gallantry, and heroic derring do on the field of battle.
Military Order of Maria Theresa
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by the Empress herself
Order of the Lion
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Duke Kristjan II of Indur
Freundshaft Order of Hetzenberg
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Grand Duke Karl of Hetzenberg
Order of the Grand Star
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm from the Republic of Neues Sudland
Order of the Blue Bear
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Herzog Fredrick of Harzburg
Order of the Golden Lion
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by the Kingdom of Katzenstein
Cross of Flatsburg
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Prinzessin Maria Athena
Order of the Black Pelican
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by the Kindom of Syldavia
Order of Mormoani
Awarded by King Phillip I, The Holy Mormoan Kingdom of New Wales
Cross of Sant Jordi d'Alfama
Awarded to Reich Duke Wilhelm by Marquis of Vilana in 1713
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- Capt Bill
- SPRING HILL, FL, United States
- Retired Naval Officer and war gamer. Favorite periods Marlborough, 7YW, and Napoleonic.
6 comments:
Love the Grenzers! There are also interesting civilian figures in the background - who makes them?
pandourlicious !
-- ALlan
I like the animated informality of the irregular Grenze and Pandours contrasted with the formal discipline of the line troops. Now: does anyone do Grenze and/or Pandours in 20mm plastic??
Cheers,
Ion
Most of my civilians are old glory figures. Some were sent to me from Traditions in London...
Nice! I like both the grenzers and the pandours and agree with the comment about the contrast between them and the more formal line infantry.
Nice,
And I think I have some 15 mm Grenzers who might be just red enough to be the Bishop's battalion ...
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