Prussia

The project of rebasing and refurbishing the Seven Years War collection is nearly complete.  There remain 25 elements of cavalry, these are slowly being parcelled out to various armies, but this is not an urgent issue. Looking back at the enormity of the project, I am greatly relieved to see its end. The variant rules (see link) are done and the tests have proven satisfactory, the final step now are the scenarios. 

But for now, the Prussians

Musketeer regiments.

A second battalion has been added to a number of regiments, seen in the photo are Winterfeld infantry, 2 battalions, Braunschweig-Bevern, 1 battalion and Itzenplitz, 1 battalion.

Second photo, Lehwaldt infantry, 2 battalions, Forcade infantry, 2 battalions and Kalckstein, 1 battalion.

Fusilier regiments.

These are 2 battalions of the Brandes Fusiliers and 1 battalion of Sers, later Diericke Fusiliers.

Converged Grenadier battalions.

The grenadier companies of two musketeer regiments formed a battalion, represented here are Bandemer, Kanitz, and Ramin. Converged grenadier battalions did not carry standards.

Frei battalions and Jägers

These are the fusiliers of the Frei battalion Mayr, later with the addition of a second battalion it became a regiment. Jäger detachments were common among the Frei corps and volunteer units.

Cuirassiers

Pictured here are the Cuirassier regiments, von Gessler and Markgraf Friedrich von Brandenburg.

Dragoons

Pictured here are the Dragoon regiments, Markgraf Friedrich von Bayreuth and von Schorlemmer.

Hussars

The three regiments here represent, von Zieten, von Reusch plus Bosniak lancers and Wechmar.

Artillery

Battalion guns and heavy artillery.