The Conversions of Christopher Teetsch

NEW IMAGES

It is a flag-bearer and a wounded Voltigeurs 1805 -1806. The flag carrier comes from the gunner Moulds 80-12. The right arm comes from an officer. The bread bag was modeled itself. The wounded emerged from the series at Ease. There were minor changes in the leg stance of the card player. Voltigeur by 1808 comes from the Kanoniersfigur 80-12. See last altered variant Gardegrenadier (last images). The only changes in Shako got a rain cape and long trousers. 1808 artillery to change only the Shako the Infanerie Moulds 80-14.





OLDER PHOTOS
I have made my own mould from this old guard and the line infanterie.




Change 54mm line infantryman this change places an infantryman around there 1805, only smaller details were changed. Epauletten were formed with milli PUT. Tornister taken out of another form of this form series and the belts out of sheet metal cut, the zweispitz still another flower touched down, finished was the infantryman.

Change 54mm infantryman a'cheval the horse is a Replikat of a plastic horse that I converted. Saddle, coat role likewise the imbedding of the cousin, that inferred from the Formnr 80-18, were made of milli PUT. In the original it is a trabendes horse, it converted it in the fall is in such a way. The rider places an infantryman to horse around 1805 with Austerlitz to Er comes there from the Prince August series with the Formnr. 80-4, I the head of the trunk and exchanged him for an infantry head of the same series out,da he separated in combat is separated I likewise the federbusch. For the arms I took different variants from the series. I modelled the Stulpenhandschuhe, discounts from milli PUT.

These conversions were made using Prince August 54mm Napoleonic Mould Kits

95th Rifles
France Demi-Brigade of Egypt campain

95th Rifles
3th Line Infanterie Regt. Littel Conversion on Arms left Hand from another figure

95th Rifles
The rifle is from the infantryman and bugler transformed then the legs somewhat cut and bended. The baseplate came from the mounted Dragoons, and the right hand comes from the Artilerist.

Officers of the Infantry 71st
Made from mould number 80-4. The head removed, arms exchanged. Ammunition pouch Bandelier removed, buttons added. Also the horses ears were hollowed out.

Officer Napoleon's Irish legion 1803-1815.
(Prince August now has a set of cast Irish legion figures.)

These conversions were made using Prince August 54mm Napoleonic Mould Kits

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