According to my Renaissance campaign friends no, it is a legitimate element of a DBR (Thirty Years War period) Army List (see below):
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In the manner of a "competition without prizes" but bestowing prestige and praise from friends on clever or correct answers .. "What is it"? He certainly rides a strange four-legged beast, but some may argue there should be more white, of a snowy nature, on the base (see below):
Note: This is not a extra cast-off from the second Hobbit film GW collection!
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I will be intrigued if there are any answers, next week I will post the answer as it was told to me, in a comment.
Have fun thinking on this one :)
PS Sadly I do not own this figure, which is a composite from legitimate historical figure ranges and purchased from reputable historical figure manufacturers, nothing 'fantastical' at all about it.
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I'd guess at some form of Swedish or other nordic "moose cavaly". Apparently that was a thing, or so I've been told.
I kind of WANT it to have been a thing too really.
Good thinking, you are definitely n the right region ;)
The question is Arquinsel what did it fight ;)
Anything it could catch? Moose are grumpy buggers.
Google suggests regular Norwegian horsie cavalry.
Hats off to Arquinsiel, in DBR terms it is a ...
"Lapps with reindeer or reindeer sledges which the Swedish Thirty Years War army can have (optionally 0-1 until 1634). It counts as LH(F)."
Of course, but with or without Santa?
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