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You guys are better than myself with the unis for that period, but for me they look REALLY nice. My only small gripe is the swords seem just a tad too small, but that is understandable and frankly pretty common across the hobby at the moment. Love to see a set with great horse poses and a full command structure, top marks (provided the unis check out).
This is a superb set! The inclusion of the officer with telescope, drummer and the guidon bearer - all nicely posed - makes for an excellent command group. The two mounted grenadiers are nice additions: these mark it as a little later in the WoSS, and post-war, but I'd say that this is a set of British cavalry (replacing the drummer with a trumpeter) that is useable all the way through the first half of the 18th century. It would be ideal as a British dragoon unit for the first Jacobite Rising (1715) for example. As noted before here, the horses are very fine sculpts.
A set worth buying and painting even if you are not collecting the full WoSS range.