Russian officer of the dragoon regiment

[zemskov.studio]

Hello everyone Our first work in the coming year and in a new 1/30 (60 mm) scale for us. Chief officer of the army dragoon regiments in a frock coat, 1814-15.


Material: resin
Author: Kalinichev S.
about the purchase, write in the messages of the group https://www.facebook.com/zemskov.studio/
https://vk.com/zemskov.studio

 

[Edorta]

Very good figure, great details as the medal of the plate of the helmet with the eagle.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

 

[Steve Edwards]

It looks really good, I definitely want it!

How do we go about buying it?

I'm currently throwing my money at the screen, that's no good.

 

[Oda]

Looks great indeed.

Oda.

 

[OldTaff]

Excellent detail work and a nice pose make this very appealing. The youthful face and brassard on the left arm indicates an A.D.C., I think.

Alan

 

[Steve Edwards]

Such is my impatience that I messaged Zemskov Studio about buying one and received the following reply:

Unfortunately now it is available only on the territory of Russia. possibly at the beginning of next year will appear in https://www.ilminiatures.com/en Thank you. If it happens, I tell you.

Pass the tantalus....

 

[Martin Antonenko]

I put together an overview of how the various regiments differed from each other in terms of the colors of the collars and cuffs...:

https://www.baccus6mm.com/includes/howto/naps/russians/dragoons_russian.php


Cheers

 

[svt]

The youthful face and brassard on the left arm indicates an A.D.C., I think.

The adjutants had an aiguillette.
But this white armband served as an identifier of the allied forces in the spring of 1814, during the battles for Paris and its suburbs, and later these white armbands were used, during the occupation of France, as an identification mark of the troops of the anti-Napoleonic coalition.