Imperial High Command

The operations of the Imperial army were

coordinated by the Hofkriegsrat (Court War

Council), a presidium advisory body assisting

the emperor. Corps and field divisions

were led by Field Marshals and Generals.

Colonel-inhabers commanded regiments,

although frequently they were commanders

in name only and actual command

was held by Lieutenant-colonels or majors.

Regiments were often divided into two

smaller units, for example for garrison

duties and these detached units were commanded

by Majors or Captains.

Set contains 17 mounted models, 6 models on foot and 7 bases.