. I'm not sure of the pom-poms on the line units, or on the details around the pom-poms at all.
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Looking good - though I think the white metal plates should perhaps be lighter. The outer edge of the front of the plate was the blue bag showing through; I'll email a version showing what I mean.
HTH
David.
P.S. Morier in the late 1740s gives the grenadier tuft colours as: Stammer scarlet; Tunderfeld scarlet; Both yellow; Weyhe yellow; Imhoff white; Kniestedt scarlet. Now we need to translate that into the regiment names for the late 1750s! Haven't time at the moment as must dash to do dinner (my wife's not well at the moment so much to do).
HTH
David.
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