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!
Brigadier Beerman leads the Auerbrau Musketeers and the Lieb Grenadiers into the training area.
This is the First Brigade enhanced to 29 figures. Eventually the entire Beerstein Army will be enhanced from 17 to 29 men.
The Reich Duchy of Beerstein's First Brigade deployed into line.
Brigadier Beerman seems excited to command the First Brigade.
Brigadier of Dragoners Joseph Coniglio leads the Kronstadt and Luneburg Dragoners.
The Kleistchen Frei Dragoners on parade.
A closer look at the Lunesburg Dragoners formed into line.
The Ahlefeldt Kuirassieres join the Moscovian Heavy Cavalry Brigade. Fine looking lads all!
My first cavalry regiment fit for big battalion action; three squadrons of Dragoons and their Horse Grenadiers squadron. Ain't they great? 
These photos are for our friends in the Grand Duchy of Stollen. The above are Front Rank Prussian Uhlans.
The above photo is an RSM Hussar unit with a commander from another company, however they match pretty well
This photo shows how RSM Hussars and Front Rank Uhlans compare in size. Not bad at all!
Brigadier Cosmo Ratzmer leads his Horse Grenadiers.
The Tarlenheim and Wolfenbuttel Horse Grenadiers form the Heavy Brigade of the Margrave of Moscovia Cavalry.
Another view of the Heavy Brigade on maneuvers. 
The Bishop of Bristol inducts a hired fusilier battalion into service. New flags with a mitre central emblem are currently being stitched. The fusiliers have been nicknamed Bishop Bob's Boys.
The Bishop of Bristol's Own Grenzers.
The Sobieski Infantry Battalion and the newly commissioned Vladimirski Pandors form the Fourth Brigade.
