(profile), Prussia 1756-63. Following a breakthrough it was likely that the enemy would lose its battle order. Without it the mounting of a successful defence was made difficult. Breakthroughs often resulted in the enemy soldiers seeking to flee and possibly regroup further back.
Series list for 100/13/5/306 No. 100-299 a (40x) Pr. grenadier, rifle shouldered, 1st link No. 100-459 (6x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, Sponton felled No. 100-298 a (4x) Pr. Grenadier-Pfeifer, sabre drawn No. 100-297 a (3x) Pr. Grenadier-Corporal, rifle drawn No. 100-290 a (40x) Pr. grenadier, rifle shouldered, 3rd link No. 100-288 a (8x) Pr. grenadier drummer, sabre drawn No. 100-286 a (1x) Pr. Inf. officer, dismounted, with drawn sword No. 100-357 a (1x) Pr. Inf. officer on horseback, also with sword drawn No. 100-255 a (3x) Pr. grenadier corporal, rifle shouldered No. 100-306 a (3x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, sponton right, sword drawn No. 100-251 a (1x) Pr. Inf. officer on horseback, with drawn sword No. 100-300 a (40x) Pr. Grenadier, rifle dropped, 2nd link No. 100-247 a (6x) Pr. Grenadier non-commissioned officer, short rifle shouldered
Group
Flat Figure(s)
Condition
unpainted
Scale
Size 30 mm
Material
Pewter-Alloy 55%Sn 39%Pb 6%Sb
Number of parts
156
Epoch
18th Century
Time
1756 - 1763
Nationality/Location
Prussia
State
New
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