German Fusilier post 1809 Command order in the 47th C 05

Name: – German Fusilier post 1809 Command order in the 47th C 05 – Speira Miniatures
SKU: German Fusilier post 1809 Command order in the 47th C-05
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

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Scale

10mm

1/16 - 120mm

1/20 90mm

1/24 75mm

65mm

1/30

1/32

1/35 - 50mm

1/43 - 40mm

1/48 O-scale (36mm)

32mm Heroic

28mm

1/72

1/87 HO scale (20mm)

15mm

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SKU: German Fusilier post 1809 Command order in the 47th C-05 Categories: Napoleonic, Other Artists, Rafal Polkowski, World Tags: Heroic Proportions, Imperial Austrian Army, Napoleonic

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Reviews (1)

1 review for German Fusilier post 1809 Command order in the 47th C 05

dickmatthews

Rated 5 out of 5

May 10, 2025

Nicely sculpted and cast!

The German fusilier is in a very good pose as its hard to find figures just waiting to go into the line or perhaps standing guard. I have painted oth...More
The German fusilier is in a very good pose as its hard to find figures just waiting to go into the line or perhaps standing guard. I have painted others of your Austro-Hungarian line of figures, and all are very, very nicely sculpted and cast, great detail, animated poses, many of which to chose from, and animated faces as well. I am going to paint this figure as Landwehr vs. regular line infantry as I like the Landwehr uniforms and concept re national defense. I especially like how beautifully the shako and its cockade/ganse and other mountings are sculpted, a very accurate Austro-Hungarian headdress as I have seen them in the Army Museum in Vienna. Simply put, I love your figures. I intend to get some Prussian Landwehr figures in the future.