Hinton Hunt and Der Kriegspieler cavalry comparisons

I was struck by a comment on Ian's post of his Battle of the Crossroads part 2 on his Hinton Hunt Vintage Wargames Figures blog, about DK cavalry's general thinness and weediness and half-starved horses. Here are two comparison pictures, of Hinton Hunt and Der Kriegspieler Russia Hussars and Cossacks, taken from the front which illustrate the almost semi-flat nature of the Der Kriegspieler figures

Russian National Contingent reinforcements: Der Kriegspieler Hussars

Eight Der Kriegspieler Russian Hussars, painted as the Izioumski Hussars.

FN 315 French Cavalry of the Line Elite Hussar

AN 81A Austro-Hungarian Cavalry 1809-15 Hussar in Tall Shako

Thanks to John for this photo

AN 81 Austro-Hungarian Cavalry 1809-15 Hussar

Peter Gilder Collection - 3rd Hussars

FN 317 French Cavalry of the Line Hussar in Mirliton cap

FN 316 French Cavalry of the Line Hussar trooper

FN 315B French Cavalry of the Line Elite Hussar firing carbine

FN 315A French Cavalry of the Line Elite Hussar holding carbine

FN 114 French Hussar trooper in tall shako charging

KLG 3 British King's German Legion in peaked Shako

Shown in the catalogue as KLG 3 (not KGL 3)

BN 211 British 15th Hussar in Shako

BN 210 British Hussar in Busby

BN 55 British Hussar in Busby charging

RN 38 Russian Hussar charging

PN 85 Prussian Hussar charging

BRN 17 Death Head's Hussar charging