The Hanoverians made up a large contingent both with their Field and Militia contingents but also with the old veterans from Hanover who had formed the King's German Legion.
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| While the red caps are quintessential look of the Hanoverian infantry, there is debate about their use. I tend to go with the look than the authentic. If that was not the case, the uniforms would be much, much dirtier. The yellow of the officer's sash and the white rolls has them identifiable on the table as, well, not British. |
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| The Hanoverian contingent in the field with the KGL line and lights in the fore forming the first of the "brigades" |
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| The KGL artillery and Light Dragoons in the rear |
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| the British 69th Regiment of Foot showing the effects of the combat at Quatre Bras with sliced shakos and bandaged heads from French cuirassier blades and only the one -the Regimental- flag; the King's Colour was captured in that battle. |
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| The 2nd (North British) Dragoons or better known as the "Scots Greys" I really do not like painting horses and especially light coloured , grey and white, horses as they are very hard to do realistically. Reasonably pleased with how these appear. Equestrians please overlook! |
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| The Scots Greys off on the charge. [ The blank area on the base is for attachment of their command label ] |