Saxe-Waldorf, Hofmeister Wolfgang von Stadtler-Waldorf Capital: Waldorff Principal exports: walking sticks, carved wood Units: The Waldorf Waldjaegers, commanded by Major Holzhacker
Whatever the unit Saxe-Waldorf will field, it is likely to be in a light blue and white / silver uniform. Such combination can be very pleasant.
Btw, is Hesse-Pfeffernüsse contiguous to a country with sausages and cooked pork as its main exports? Then a border town between the two would produce the best saucisson brioché (salevoy in brioche) and pâté en croûte (meat pie) of the League...
Thanks, men! I redid the Saxe-Goldberg flag. Jean-Louis, thanks for the reminder about the Umlaut Grenadiers! So far I only have the two minis for that unit. Jaegers and light dragoons might sound like a good possibility for Saxe-Waldorf. I could use more light troops and it does look like a good source for such.
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I definitely like this flag rather that the red lion with the monkey face!
(an English lion, no doubt)
Whatever the unit Saxe-Waldorf will field, it is likely to be in a light blue and white / silver uniform. Such combination can be very pleasant.
Btw, is Hesse-Pfeffernüsse contiguous to a country with sausages and cooked pork as its main exports? Then a border town between the two would produce the best saucisson brioché (salevoy in brioche) and pâté en croûte (meat pie) of the League...
Btw, Fritz, besides the Untersee Horse Marines, does not Ober-Umlaüt field an unit of Grenadiers?
looks like a natural source for jaegers, pioneers, and light dragoons ...
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This one should look great flying over some brave lads.
-- Jeff
Thanks, men!
I redid the Saxe-Goldberg flag.
Jean-Louis, thanks for the reminder about the Umlaut Grenadiers! So far I only have the two minis for that unit.
Jaegers and light dragoons might sound like a good possibility for Saxe-Waldorf. I could use more light troops and it does look like a good source for such.
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