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The Prussian Landwehr set is moving along rapidly and has advanced a stage. We are now looking for bonus figure pose suggestions.
Please suggest poses for the following:
Sapper: Marching, attacking with axe, etc.
ADC: Pointing, with maps, looking, gesticulating with hands, etc.
Officer: Marching, attacking with sword, pistol, etc.
Medic: Medicating, marching, kneeling over patient, bending over patient, etc.
Thanks!
I think the sapper has to be advancing, holding the axe in front of him at the ready and looking like he's determined to smash something to pieces with it.
so, holding the axe like this:

But a much more dynamic figure, like this:
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The ADC should have maps, the officer marching, and the medic kneeling down. I have no preference as to the sapper. Thanks for asking.
Sapper: advancing, holding axe with both hands (something like this: https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS25tmDCGjjVBfMVZz5AqU4UEXdbcxNKub977dAXJ4aJ0txW8zToA)
ADC: I'd much rather see this figure mounted than on foot (I prefer to have all my staff officers mounted), maybe pulling a rolled map/despatch from a pouch or reaching out to hand over said map/despatch to the general.
Officer: advancing with pistol; or alternatively, standing, sword sheathed, right hand raised, about to give the command to open fire.
Medic: kneeling or bending over a casualty.
Also, HaT, could you please clarify how the bonus figures will be distributed (i.e. how many sets must one buy in order to get each figure)?
Thanks for your reply.
I would suggest maybe a similar method to the Zulu bonus figures, so one foot figure per set plus one mounted ADC for every two sets. For the foot figures, if possible let the customer choose which figures they would like. If that's impractical, have them in a fixed order, e.g. first set - officer, second set - medic, third set - sapper, or something in that vein.
Does that sound reasonable to my fellow forumers?
So you have to buy four boxes to get all four that seems fair if you don't then its pot luck witch ones you will get.
As for the poses I like all of what has been suggested already.
Many thanks Phil
Sapper: Marching with axe and slung musket
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-AVi1xugHyCA/WDCcNdsPOXI/AAAAAAAABDs/_Fo0Ravqg1cyrC56m4V-j8JPi0QWkISvwCEw/s1600/DSCF0011.jpeg
ADC: handing over scroll from satchel
Officer: Marching with sword down arm out
http://kronprinztoysoldiers.com/11-large_default/np-567-50th-regiment-stein-1809-officer.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/39/71/26/397126d97411db617f148fe138284cc9.jpg
Medic: Performing prostate exam
or this guy wearing spectacles
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/a3/63/3c/a3633cb7445822db410cb53af5a9035f.jpg
Thanks!
Just to get the pics out of the links...
Sapper: Marching with axe and slung musket

Officer: Marching with sword down arm out


Medic: Performing prostate exam

or this guy wearing spectacles






Hi
For the sapper may be using his axes (again a door for example)
Adc : I prefer on horse. On foot may arriving for giving an order or repport (just stopping walking or walking but not relax and not running) and presenting a mail
Officer : ordering fire (or waiting saber not at hand)
medic : arriving (just stopping walking or walking but not relax and not running) with case with tool...
Thanks for asking
Pierre
Poses:
Sapper. See my post above.
Officer. Advancing with sword, or perhaps sword and pistol.Brians suggestions look OK.
ADC. Perhaps consulting a map and pointing the way to Macca's.

Or putting a dispatch into his satchel or something similarly ADCish.
Medic. Is your medic a surgeon (officer) or a krankentrager (enlisted man stretcher bearer)
I don't mind a surgeon wearing an apron and holding a large scary looking scalpel, or perhaps in full uniform and sharpening his scalpel with a whetstone prior to a battle(I don't think that pose has been done before). It's OK if he's wearing spectacles.
A krankentrager could be bending over a patient a bit like the Airfix/HaT WWI British figure.

