Sailor of naval crews. The defense of Sevastopol in 1854-1855.

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svt

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Hello everybody!
I present my miniature, made to order - sailor of the naval crews defending city, repairing the old boot between the fights.

Scale 1/30 (54 мм).
Thank for watching.
 

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Nice work, especially all the tiny details. I’m only missing his left sock...
Socks in those days did not use, but footwraps (or footcloths) yes.
His footwrap from left foot is wound on a stick on which a boot is mounted. :)
 
In the boots the Russian soldier wore so-called "портянки" ( spoken "Portjanki" - footwraps from fabric or thin leather flaps).



These "Portjanki" were in use for centuries - and were abolished in the Russian army until January 2013.


Cheers
 
Very interesting, technically and artistically executed composition.
And, being a former soldier of the Soviet army, I have to declare that the method of wrapping the "portianky" under the boots was different.
 
Very interesting, technically and artistically executed composition.
And, being a former soldier of the Soviet army, I have to declare that the method of wrapping the "portianky" under the boots was different.

Very interesting note Vital.Can you please tell us what was the correct way?I am quite pedanting when it comes to historical accuracy and I would like your feedback very much.Thank you.

Oda.
 
Very interesting note Vital.Can you please tell us what was the correct way?I am quite pedanting when it comes to historical accuracy and I would like your feedback very much.Thank you.

Oda.
Of course, Aris, especially for you, the video of the correct wrapping of the foot "портянки":
 
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