"Who Makes This Mounted 19th Century Officer" Topic

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ColCampbell	02 Jun 2020 2:50 p.m. PST
Last week I posted a picture of the command group for my 1870-1871 25th Hessian Division, commanded by Prinz Louis of Hesse. The figure I used for the prince was labeled on the bag in which I got him as "EXT-15 Baron von Gruber." But I have no indication of a manufacturer. He is definitely a latter 19th Century mid-European mounted officer of distinction. Does anyone have an idea of who manufactured him? Thanks, Jim
cavcrazy	02 Jun 2020 4:14 p.m. PST
I believe that is a Frontier miniature.
jurgenation	02 Jun 2020 7:29 p.m. PST
I have used either Foundry or Great Wars Crimean wars Russian officers for my Minor German states Dukes and such..But yes that looks like the Old frontier figure.
ColCampbell	03 Jun 2020 6:59 a.m. PST
Thanks, guys! And I just noticed that I'll need to touch up his horse's nose. Looks like I got some silver paint on it by accident. Jim

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