My fourth completed Saxon infantry regiment of the Great Northern War is Martinière’s Grenadier Regiment.

The Martinière’s Regiment is one of two all-grenadier formations I’m creating which together allow me to make maximum use of the two grenadier poses in Mars Saxon Infantry box. There are sixteen figures in total for this regiment which includes 9 grenadiers, 1 NCO, 3 officers, 1 flag-bearing ensign and 2 musicians (a fifer and a drummer).
The grenadiers and their NCO:
The regimental flag:
The officers:
The musicians:
I particularly like the blue stockings of this regiment but I painted the musicians with white leggings to provide for a little extra distinction for them. And then I got carried away and accidentally painted one of the officers with white stockings too. Never mind, blame uniform shortages in the stores.

Two more infantry regiments to go, one of which is well advanced already and I’m ploughing resolutely on with the final one too!
Very nice, as always. I especially like your treatment of the faces. And the white stockings make for a nice bit of variety, as you suggested. In the field uniforms develop a lot of ad hoc variations!
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I have to agree with Bill on the way you have done the faces , great choice of colour mate!
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Thanks, that’s good to hear! 🙂 I’ve done so many of these figures I was beginning to think I was losing my way with them a bit.
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Very nice indeed, Marvin! 🙂 That blue does make them look quite distinctive!
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The Saxon army is growing bigger! Hopefully, they’re not going to be too distinctive on the battlefield 😉
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Lovely Marvin- like the standard.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete, I’m pleased with the way the standards have turned out.
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Great work mate. The faces are particularly great
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Thanks mate. 🙂 Very sorry – not sure how I missed this!
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