4th Pennsylvania regiment.
Heres a drawing of mine showing the 4th PA as they would have looked at crown point 1776. One is a regular line infantry soldier looking at the Pennsylvania rifle of a riflemen of churches rifle company, identified by their leather caps
If you're in the New England area come see us at the Hubbardton battlefield July 11th-12th. We are also recruiting! Have a civilian kit but no musket? Thats fine historically there were memebrs who also didnt have guns. They were often used as Bateaumen or pulling oxen. We also make most of our stuff ourselves if you want to start sewing! Hate the British? So did most of them! But after the rebels destroyed their homes they had no were else to go
The uniforms and vehicles were awesome. It kinda sucked that these "elite soldiers" easily folded in basically every combat situation. Their big weopons were basically water guns. My head canon is that they werent actually lethal weopons. They are more stun guns focused on subdueing evos more then killing them.
We've started a new loylist in new england, portraying the kings loyal Americans. If you're in the area and are interested pls DM me! We are looking for new members to tell the storys and faithfully and unbiasly represent the colonists who fought with the crown