ModellingWD 325 · pp. 22–23
Numbered parts charts explain how the new State Troops kit creates Spearmen, Swordsmen or Halberdiers and how the missile kit produces Handgunners or Crossbowmen. Alternative heads, shields, weapons, command parts and small accessories support different regimental characters. Finished examples demonstrate the relationship between the parts and battlefield roles, including the Marksman accompanied by his powder monkey.
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ModellingWD 325 · p. 25
A detailed component chart separates the shared cavalry bodies and horses from the weapons and clothing that distinguish Pistoliers and Outriders. It identifies repeater handguns, pistols, a blunderbuss, musician parts and numerous accessories, showing how the same frame supports two different regiments. The breakdown provides a planning reference for selecting a rider’s equipment and decorative details before assembly.
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ModellingWD 325 · pp. 68–73
The new Empire General frame supplies mounted and foot characters, a standard bearer and a broad range of weapons and heraldic accessories. Illustrated assembly paths are followed by conversions that mix State Troop, Knightly Order and Outrider pieces to create provincial identities. Dave Andrews’ Helmut Feuerbach demonstrates how scratch-built parts and combined heads can turn the flexible kit into a specific Elector Count.
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