The 108th Schützen (Füsiliers) was an Imperial German Army regiment from the Kingdom of Saxony, active from 1809 to 1919. One if the few regiments that did not wear a picklehaube.
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The 108th Schützen (Füsiliers) was an Imperial German Army regiment from the Kingdom of Saxony, active from 1809 to 1919. One if the few regiments that did not wear a picklehaube.
Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Feather Hackle, Red and White Wool Plum
Representing tradition and bravery, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Feather Hackle is crafted from premium red and white wool — a timeless military accessory symbolising honour and pride.
This is probably the most work I've ever put into a unit, especially one that's only around 100 points. The Freeguild Fusiliers are models I absolutely love, but every step from assembly, to painting, to photography was a real challenge. I can't see myself fielding a proper gunline of them, but I'm glad I've at least got a regiment done!
Yellowtail fusilier at the Downtown Aquarium in Houston, TX
One stripe fusiliers (Pterocaesio tessellata) in Bali Barat National Park, Bali, Indonesia
by Bernard Dupont
Lancashire Fusiliers War Memorial
A memorial dedicated to the Fusiliers regiment in Lancashire. Read more here
This war memorial is dedicated to the members of the Lancashire Fusiliers, in honour of its First World War casualties. It was first erected outside Wellington Barracks in the town of Bury, opposite the regimental headquarters. When those barracks were demolished in the 1970s the memorial was relocated to a temporary site, and then moved to its current position in 2009 in the heart of the town…
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This eight-page article reprints a blogpost I wrote on October 14, 2017 and published on my personal WordPress blog. My hope is that this po
Talks about the importance of fusiliers and fusees in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.
Pompanos and yellowtail fusiliers on Fitzroy Island, QLD, Australia