Luxuspapierfabrik Berlin - Infanterie Regiment v.Forcade

 Hello,

Today I’d like to show you a group of figures from my latest find of figures by the Luxuspapierfabrik Berlin. I have finally managed to acquire a "Schürer" box set of the "Army of Frederick the Great." While the figures are not entirely complete and some are damaged, much of the damage can be repaired—and I have the nice box; that’s a start!

The Forcade Regiment (properly *Forcade de Biaix*) was later assigned the number 23 in the Prussian order of precedence and took part in many battles of the Seven Years' War—including such famous engagements as Rossbach, Leuthen, and Zorndorf.

Best regards,

Andreas

J.F.Schreiber 343 - Gefecht zwischen Deutschen und Franzosen

Hello,

it's time to show you something from JFS again! 

This time it's a complete sheet with figures from the early days of World War I. The title is "Battle between Germans and French." As is typical with so many JFS WW1 related sheets, figures from previously released sets have been recombined.

Best regards,

Andreas

Wurtz-Pées - Nassau & Reuss Army

 Hello,

today I'm showing you another supplement from the magazine "Soldats Napoleoniens" featuring handcrafted figurines by the Wurtz-Pées family. This time, it includes soldiers from Nassau and the Principality of Reuss.

Best regards,

Andreas

Abadie - Einzelfiguren, Britische Armee

Hello,

I haven't shown anything from Abadie in quite a while! So here are a few more of the individual figures I promised a long time ago. This time I'm showing the English (British) army figures I own from this double-sided printed figure series.

Best regards,

Andreas

Luxuspapierfabrik Berlin - Französische Artillerie

Hello,

today I'm showing you some more figures from the Luxuspapierfabrik Berlin. I was able to find some new figures from this series for my collection – and it occurred to me that I've hardly shown any of the "old" ones.

So here's the French artillery. Two of the horse-drawn carriages were included in Carton No. 2 of the "Spiel-Soldaten zum Aufstellen." Unfortunately, one of my figures is missing a head.

Best regards,

Andreas

Alfred Jacobsen Nr.274 - Danish Infantry

Hello,

today I'm showing you another printed sheet by Alfred Jacobsen. 

This one is number 274 and depicts Danish infantry. It was published from 1907 onwards.

Best regards,

Andreas

French Army - Marcel Vagné No.538

Hello,

today I'm showing you another sheet by Marcel Vagné. 

This one is number 538 and belongs to a series dedicated to the various armies (or rulers) of Europe. A key feature is that each figure represents a different branch of the armed forces or a different uniform of a unit. Some of the armies depicted correspond to the period in which these prints were published, while others reference historical uniforms. Having already shown the sheets with the armies of Italy, Austria, and Germany, this one represents the French army.

Best regards,

Andreas