Nov 25, 2025
An Oil Study for the Battle of Königgrätz by Emil Hünten
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An Oil Study for the Battle of Königgrätz by Emil Hünten
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General Blucher before the Battle on the Katzbach August 26th 1813 Carl Röchling
Still Life of Flowers and Fruit with a River Landscape in the Distance by Severin Roesen. Prussian/American, 1867.
Amon Carter Museum of American Art.
Portrait of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia, née Princess Charlotte of Prussia (1817) by Alexander Molinari. State Historical Museum.
Finally got that Trench Crusade Prussian box. Even though I’ve been kitbashing all my warbands, I figured out I was invested enough to have at least one set of official minis.
I built them up, but I’m so history-brained that I didn’t like the heads the yeomen came with. So I replaced them with heads I had from a historical WW1 Wargames Atlantic kit
A little out of scale, but not too bad. Should look good when painted.
I like the pretty bows in the hauptfrau’s hair. Really good design overall
Over all a real good kit. Mood lines weren’t too bad. I’d put this on par with a GW kit.
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CUP 45 250312bg
soft cup with mauve medieval face, table, window
Siegfried and Florian in 1918.
Wonder where they’re off too