Wurttemberg Horse Artillery

The uniforms of the Wurttemberg Horse Artillery differed from that of the foot artillery in a a number of relatively minor ways.

White plumes were generally warm on their Raupenhelms.

Black sashes were worn about the waist.

The shabraques on the horses were blue piped with yellow, which had a central black line down the middle. 

The turnbacks on their jackets were yellow, piped black, definitely different from the jackets of the Foot Artillery. 

These are yet again ,ore marvelous figures from Lucas Luber and Piano Wargames in Germany. 

This is how my stands look when the guns are "limbered". Each of my batteries  is ordinarily made up of two bases. 

The bases are placed one behind the other, and the guns are positioned off the rear of the stand instead of the front. 

The "mounted gunners" are surplus figures from the Wurttemberg Chevauleger and Dragoon sets, painted in the appropriate uniforms.

Since my cavalry units have 8 figures, and 3 sets of Cavalry figures have 9 figures, the math works out right!