I have some time before 
my next order of ancients arrive, but looking at my list of projects I have 20 
armies of the Spanish Succession period of which 5 are complete with flags; they are 2 Imperial, 2 
French and 1 Bavarian. 
The remainder could become, Danes, Dutch, 
Prussian, or additional French and Imperial armies, but that will 
be decided as the need arises. 
I do however, need opponents to field against my 18th c. Ottomans. Russians at the time of Peter the Great would fit the bill. The Humberside list gives the Russians the 
following composition: 
Early 18th c. Russian
2 – 4 Cv/Dr 
(Dragoon)
0 – 4 LH
0 – 2 Sh/Pk
3 – 8 Ms (musketeer)
1 – 2 Art 
In the photo are the completed infantry (8 x 4Ms) and one artillery 
piece. 
Tomorrow, I should have the cavalry finished including Dragoons 
mounted 3 or 4 foot figures and one mounted trooper on a 40 x 40 mm base.
While sourcing uniform information, I found a Russian three part documentary 
covering the Great Northern War that might be of interest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY79...qh6mFEfvcoQt6u 
This one is in French (no subtitles), which makes use of old film 
footage (1930’s) from “Charles XII” and “Peter the Great”. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7aI_0jA3lI 
I should have photos of the cavalry for my next post and the finished product with flags by the weekend.
Cheers,
 
 
 
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