The British Army in the Seven Years War was a small contingent of 5 infantry regiments, 1 Highland regiment, and 6 small 2-squadron cavalry regiments. The grenadier companies of the infantry regiments were amalgamated to form Maxwell's Grenadier Battalion. The second, and larger, contingent of the British Army arrived in Germany in 1760 and consisted of 10 infantry regiments, and 7 two-squadron cavalry regiments. British infantry regiments had one battalion and carried a King's colour and the Colonel's colour. We recommend using two standard bearers with each British infantry regiment.
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British InfantryHighlandersBritish Cavalry (includes horses)Description British Infantry ("Hatmen") British Centre Company Command (5 figures) British Hatmen, Marching (8 figures) British Grenadier Command (3 figures) British Grenadiers, Marching (8 figures) British Mounted Colonel with Horse (2 figures) British Artillery Crew with tool sprue (4 figures) Highlander Infantry in Kilts: Highland Command (6 figures: officer, 2 std bearers, NCO, piper, drummer) Highlanders, Marching (8 figures) Highland Command, Firing Line (5 figures) Highlanders - Standing Firing (8 figures) Highlanders - Kneeling Firing (8 figures) Highlanders - Standing at the ready (8 figures) Highlanders - Kneeling two receive charge (8 figures) British Cavalry with horses: British Horse Regiment Command (3 figures) British Horse Regiment Troopers (3 figures) British Dragoon Regt. Command (3 figures) British Dragoon Regt Troopers (3 figures) |
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