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I am guessing the door hinges are on the left of the door (when you are outside the truck looking straight at the driver’s door), and not on the right where they usually are. So the door swings open “clockwise” and not the usual anti-clockwise.

Guessing they use a device where the wheel holder is on a hinge, as with modern external wheel carriers.

Only other thing I can think of is that it might server as extra protection for the driver, who can always get out the passenger side?

From Kaiser’s time to modern Bundeswehr all German soldiers are fit, well shaped and motivated super soldiers.

😉

I don’t think the 6lb guns can be rifled as this is the War of the Spanish Succession. Rifled artillery, from what I have read, were not invented until the 1840’s.

Thank you to all for your replies.

Thank you Big Al.

The 3 pdrs are probably better as battalion guns with the 6 pounders being  light field guns (BP2 calls them horse artillery). Having said that I play 15mm and increase all artillery ranges by 25%.

Garry

Here is what I found online:

Cheers Nat (again)

Unfortunately not one.  No naming of othe companies here.  I send you a PM

Each platoon must have a junior field officer (lieutant) and can have a senior field officer (captain or Major)…. yes this means you could have 2 majors in 2 platoons…. :

Its only the characters who are limited to 1 per army (and they are all in the top secret call out boxes and are opponents consent)

And some more

The true national TYW French looked a bit different, more finges….. -)   But the mercenary armies fighting in Germany had few of them. Most looked like typical late TYW Germans.  Unfortunately the Warlord miniatures re designed for ECW, often not 100 % identical.

As asked for I add some 1672 French pics.

So obvious and efficient. Thanks a lot.