Austrian infantry attacking 1701-1714 1/72 Strelets-261

The Austrian infantry played a crucial role during the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714), a conflict that determined the balance of power in Europe. These soldiers were known for their discipline and organization on the battlefield. They wore baroque-style uniforms, typically with white coats and colored details that differentiated the regiments. Armed with muskets and swords, they were part of a highly structured army led by commanders such as Prince Eugene of Savoy. They participated in key battles such as Blenheim and Malplaquet, where their bravery and tactical skill were decisive. The Austrian infantry reflected the strategic approach of the Holy Roman Empire, combining defensive and offensive force in campaigns that marked the course of European history, consolidating Austria as a military power of the time.