(profile), Prussia 1756-63. Every battalion was divided into 8 peletons. To fire, the peleton was arranged in three rows. The first row knelt down while the second stood behind them. The third row moved to the right of the second row to shoot through the gap. A well trained troop could fire up to 4 times a minute.
Series list for 100/13/5/111 No. 100-265 a (12x) Pr. musketeer drummer, non-playing No. 100-655 a (12x) Pr. musketeer, "opens the patron" No. 100-269 a (4x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, Sponton on foot No. 100-270 a (7x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, spontaneous on foot No. 100-349 a (6x) Pr. musketeer, firing No. 100-350 a (12x) Pr. musketeer, firing No. 100-251 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on horseback, with drawn sword No. 100-357 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on horseback, also pointing sword No. 100-258 a (72x) Pr. musketeer, rifle shouldered No. 100-358 a (1x) Pr. inf. officer on foot, also giving command with sword No. 100-259 a (14x) Pr. musketeer non-commissioned officer, short rifle shouldered No. 100-650 a (36x) Pr. musketeer, loading, 2 phase, with ramrod No. 100-263 a (5x) Pr. musketeer standard bearer, with flying flag No. 100-653 a (6x) Pr. musketeer, "Forward falls the rifle"
Group
Flat Figure(s)
Condition
unpainted
Scale
Size 30 mm
Material
Pewter-Alloy 55%Sn 39%Pb 6%Sb
Number of parts
189
Epoch
18th Century
Time
1756 - 1763
Nationality/Location
Prussia
State
New
Not a toy! Not suitable for children under the age of 14!
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