A mobile light mortar adds needed fire power to Wurttemburg troops on the Western Front in the later years of the Great War. The gunners are wearing the new "coal shuttle" style helmet.
These are 25mm metal figures from Old Glory.
These are 15mm Heritage figures. I painted these in the 1970's for my Grand Army, French Napoleonic Corps.
As darkness falls the 1st and 2nd Wurttemburg Regiments advance to the attack in column in masse. An ally of France in 1812, these troops were part of the 3rd Army Corps of Napoleon's Grand Army.
These are 15mm metal Heritage figures that I painted in the late 1970's.
The Swabian Dragoon Regiment of the Army of Wurttemberg did stalwart work throughout the Lace Wars of the 18th Century.
These Swabian Dragoons are the eyes of the army as they patrol through the war torn terrain in search of the enemy.
These are more 1970's, 25mm metal pieces from Minifig.
Officially titled 10.Württembergisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 180, 51. Reserve-Infanterie-Brigade, 26. Württembergische Reserve-Division der 2 Armee, the 10th was actively involved in combat from the earliest days of the war. Armed with the excellent five shot Mauser 7.92 mm Gewehr 98 rifle, the infantry of the 10th Regiment were formidable opponents. In the Battle of the Frontiers of August 1914, the 10th Wurttemburg marched through Northern France heading towards a turning point in history, the Battle of the Marne.
Here are some shots of the HMG detachment of the 126 Wurttemberg Regiment circa 1914. I was going for early war with not quite as much destruction to the ground and a feel of quite temporary protection. So we have a mg in the in the fields, one behind a lose section of lumber and one in a very shallow dirt entrenchment
