Musketeers, peleton volley, advancing

(profile), Prussia 1756-63.
Prior to the peleton volley standing, the Prussians used advancing fire. Here either the even or uneven numbered peletons took three quick steps towards the enemy and then arranged to fire.

Series list for 100/13/10/112
No. 100-655 a (9x) Pr. musketeer, "Opens the patron"
No. 100-278 a (5x) Pr. musketeer standard bearer in peleton step, w. fl. flag
No. 100-243 a (9x) Pr. musketeer, rifle shouldered
No. 100-280 a (2x) Pr. inf. officer in peleton step, sponton shouldered
No. 100-248 a (1x) Pr. musketeer non-commissioned officer, short rifle shouldered
No. 100-284 a (6x) Pr. musketeer drummer, not playing
No. 100-251 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on horseback, with drawn sword
No. 100-349 a (3x) Pr. musketeer, shooting
No. 100-252 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, sponton shouldered
No. 100-350 a (6x) Pr. musketeer, firing
No. 100-259 a (3x) Pr. musketeer non-commissioned officer, short rifle shouldered
No. 100-357 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on horseback, also pointing sword
No. 100-270 a (2x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, Sponton on foot
No. 100-358 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, also giving command with sword
No. 100-271 a (27x) Pr. musketeer in peleton step, rifle shouldered
No. 100-650 a (18x) Pr. musketeer, loading, 2 phase, with ramrod
No. 100-274 a (5x) Pr. musketeer sergeant in peleton step, KG trained.