Shipbucket

Nice work.

Thanks Eswube.

Here is the expanded proposal that includes officers/generals. Refer to my earlier post on the last page for most of the info and description. What I've added is officers'/generals' ceremonial and parade uniforms in the first row and officers'/generals' service uniforms in the third row. I've also made some tiny changes and added a variant of the class B service uniform with an Eisenhower "Ike" jacket (the first one in the fifth row).

Well done. Keep it up!

French Army Uniforms

Foreign Legion Uniform

T21 = Ceremonial Uniform
T22 = Walking Out Dress Uniform / Service Dress Uniform, Winter + Summer
T22bis = Tropical Walking Out Dress Uniform
T33 = Parade Combat Uniform
T34 = Parade Dress Uniform
T42 = France and overseas utility uniform
T44 = Overseas Utility Uniform
T41 = France and overseas combat uniform
T43 = Overseas combat uniform

Great work Glorfindel! You really are the master of figurines!

United States Army Uniforms 1913
*These are not really arranged in any particular way, just in the way I found them in the online version of the Moritz Ruhl book of US Army uniforms in 1913. As I understand it, Ruhl traveled to America to illustrate this volume and just drew whatever uniforms he saw in his daily life in whatever pose he saw them, so I've tried to transfer them into this standard form. If I've made any mistakes, it's because the detail was not visible in the book and I had to infer.


first line: cavalry parade uniform, coastal artillery daily uniform, major general daily uniform, field artillery parade uniform, infantry daily uniform, brigadier general dress uniform, lieutenant general gala uniform
second line: adjutant general daily uniform, army chaplain, quartermaster corps mounted parade uniform, medical corps service uniform, infantry tropical daily uniform, formal evening uniform, cape and uniform for evening gala
third line (West Point): academy professor, cadet habit uniform, cadet parade uniform, cadet officer parade uniform, cadet field uniform, cadet overcoat

Great work Glorfindel and tsd715

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Projects:

The Kingdom of Rochfort in FD

Well done this US Army uniforms, tsd 715!


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Main items of the French army uniform of the last 20 years (but now there are new uniform items replacing them)

First Line:
- main uniform with the combat jacket F2, combat trousers F2, leather combat boots and beret
- the same uniform with the combat shirt F1.
- overseas uniform: Camouflage overseas shorts with the short sleeve camouflage shirt F2, a bush hat and bush boots
- overseas uniform with camouflage shorts, Shirt GAO, field cap (casquette Bigeard) and bush boots. The "Bigeard" cap is now afaik only worn by one Parachute Regiment.
- Jumper with combat shirt F1
- combat jacket and trousers F2 in desert camouflage
- combat uniform with helmet and webbing
Second Line:
undershirt and T-Shirt (they are either in green or camouflage), combat Shirt F1, Fleece jacket and three layer gore-tex jacket and trousers

Thanks Pegasus and Glorfindel.

United States Army Uniforms 1882


first line (general staff and cadets): brigadier general, colonel of general staff parade uniform, major general in overcoat, cadet habit uniform, cadet parade uniform
second line (infantry): company officer, staff officer, officer in overcoat, infantryman, sergeant, musician
third line (cavalry): captain parade uniform, officer in overcoat, sergeant in overcoat, trooper, corporal, trumpeter
fourth line (artillery): company officer, mounted staff officer, artilleryman, sergeant, sergeant of light artillery, trumpeter

Very nice!