Petersburg Grenadier Regiment, 1805
This regiment was from the Livonia "inspection" (military district), so its facings and flag cross were pale blue. They wear the old model grenadier mitre cap.
Grenadier-Regiment Petersburg, 1805
Dieses Regiment stammt aus der Inspektion (Militärbezirk) Livland. Daher sind die Abzeichen sowie die Fahne mit ihren weißen Ecken hellblaue. Sie tragen die alte Grenadier-Mütze.
30mm flats probably by K Vorisek.
This regiment was from the Livonia "inspection" (military district), so its facings and flag cross were pale blue. They wear the old model grenadier mitre cap.
Grenadier-Regiment Petersburg, 1805
Dieses Regiment stammt aus der Inspektion (Militärbezirk) Livland. Daher sind die Abzeichen sowie die Fahne mit ihren weißen Ecken hellblaue. Sie tragen die alte Grenadier-Mütze.
30mm flats probably by K Vorisek.
Petersburg Grenadier Regiment, Livonia Inspection, 1806
Grenadier-Regiment Petersburg, Livland Inspektion, 1806
30mm flat figures by the French producer SEGOM, designed by Daniel Lepeltier
Close-up of standard-bearers below
Grenadier-Regiment Petersburg, Livland Inspektion, 1806
30mm flat figures by the French producer SEGOM, designed by Daniel Lepeltier
Close-up of standard-bearers below
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Yekaterinoslav Grenadier Regiment, Lithuania Inspection, 1806
Grenadier-Regiment Jekaterinoslaw, Litauen Inspektion, 1806
30mm flat figures by the French producer SEGOM, designed by Daniel Lepeltier
Grenadier-Regiment Jekaterinoslaw, Litauen Inspektion, 1806
30mm flat figures by the French producer SEGOM, designed by Daniel Lepeltier
Astrakhan Grenadier Regiment, 1806
This regiment was from the Moscow "inspection" (military district), so its facings and flag cross were orange. They wear the 1806 model shako and the unique cylindrical backpack.
Grenadier-Regiment Astrakhan, 1806
Dieses Regiment stammt aus der Inspektion (Militärbezirk) Moskau. Daher sind die Abzeichen sowie die Fahne mit ihren weißen Ecken orange. Sie tragen das Tschako-Modell 1806 und den eigentümlichen zylindrischen Rucksack.
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Company of Nuremberg, the molds for these figures were probably produced before 1900.
Die Figuren hat Rick um 1967 bemalt.
This regiment was from the Moscow "inspection" (military district), so its facings and flag cross were orange. They wear the 1806 model shako and the unique cylindrical backpack.
Grenadier-Regiment Astrakhan, 1806
Dieses Regiment stammt aus der Inspektion (Militärbezirk) Moskau. Daher sind die Abzeichen sowie die Fahne mit ihren weißen Ecken orange. Sie tragen das Tschako-Modell 1806 und den eigentümlichen zylindrischen Rucksack.
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Company of Nuremberg, the molds for these figures were probably produced before 1900.
Die Figuren hat Rick um 1967 bemalt.
Siberia Grenadier Regiment - Grenadier-Regiment Sibirien - 1806
28mm flats by Johannes Frauendorf
28mm flats by Johannes Frauendorf
Pavlovski Grenadier Regiment, 1807-1813 (still a line unit)
Grenadier-Regiment Pawlowski, 1807-1813 (immer noch Linien-Einheit)
28mm flats by Ernst Hinrichsen,
Grenadier-Regiment Pawlowski, 1807-1813 (immer noch Linien-Einheit)
28mm flats by Ernst Hinrichsen,
Volhyn Musketeer Regiment - 1808
Model 1896 shako, new model backpack
- Musketier-Regiment Wolhynien- 1808
Tschako Modell 1806, neuer Rucksack Modell 1808
30mm flats by Werner Fechner, SHA Zinnfiguren
Model 1896 shako, new model backpack
- Musketier-Regiment Wolhynien- 1808
Tschako Modell 1806, neuer Rucksack Modell 1808
30mm flats by Werner Fechner, SHA Zinnfiguren
Russian Line Infantry Standards 1812
The Russian Army's line infantry was organized by "Inspections" before 1812, with each Inspection, a military district, having a distinctive color of uniform facings and the cross portion of their regimental flags, which had white corners. The exception for the Model 1803 standards was St. Petersburg, the capital, which had black corners. When the army was reorganized into divisions, the regiments generally retained their old Inspection-based flags. Newer regiments often had different patterns.
Russische Linien-Infanterie Fahnen 1812
Fahnen der russischen Linien-Infanterie-Regimenter um 1812, Grundfarben (bzw. Farben der Eckkeile bei Leibfahnen) nach den ehemaligen Inspektionen, d.h. Militärbezirken. Alle hatten weiße Ecken für das Fahnen-Modell 1803, außer Sankt Petersburg. Die Hauptstadt trug schwarze Ecken. Als die Armee in Divisionen neu organisiert wurde, behielten die Regimenter im Allgemeinen ihre alten Fahnen aus der Inspektionszeit. Neuere Regimenter hatten oft andere Muster.
20mm flats by Johannes Trips
The Russian Army's line infantry was organized by "Inspections" before 1812, with each Inspection, a military district, having a distinctive color of uniform facings and the cross portion of their regimental flags, which had white corners. The exception for the Model 1803 standards was St. Petersburg, the capital, which had black corners. When the army was reorganized into divisions, the regiments generally retained their old Inspection-based flags. Newer regiments often had different patterns.
Russische Linien-Infanterie Fahnen 1812
Fahnen der russischen Linien-Infanterie-Regimenter um 1812, Grundfarben (bzw. Farben der Eckkeile bei Leibfahnen) nach den ehemaligen Inspektionen, d.h. Militärbezirken. Alle hatten weiße Ecken für das Fahnen-Modell 1803, außer Sankt Petersburg. Die Hauptstadt trug schwarze Ecken. Als die Armee in Divisionen neu organisiert wurde, behielten die Regimenter im Allgemeinen ihre alten Fahnen aus der Inspektionszeit. Neuere Regimenter hatten oft andere Muster.
20mm flats by Johannes Trips
Perm Musketeer Regiment - 1812
Musketier-Regiment Perm - 1812
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Firm, molds engraved in 1911
Musketier-Regiment Perm - 1812
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Firm, molds engraved in 1911
Pskof Musketeer Regiment - 1812
Musketier-Regiment Pskov - 1812
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Firm, molds engraved in 1911
Musketier-Regiment Pskov - 1812
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Firm, molds engraved in 1911
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Grenadier and Grenadier Drummer- 1812
Grenadier und Grenadier Trommler
54mm figures produced by Charles Stadden of London, painted in the 1970s (left) and
by William Murray painted in Oct. 1966 (right)
Grenadier und Grenadier Trommler
54mm figures produced by Charles Stadden of London, painted in the 1970s (left) and
by William Murray painted in Oct. 1966 (right)
Siberia Grenadier Regiment - Grenadier-Regiment Sibirien - 1812
30mm flats by Johannes Frauendorf, and kneeling by Ernst Heinrichsen
30mm flats by Johannes Frauendorf, and kneeling by Ernst Heinrichsen
Kamchatka Musketeer Regiment - 1812
Musketier-Regiment Kamtschatka- 1812
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Firm, molds engraved in 1923; standard bearer is 30mm flat by Johannes Mauke
Musketier-Regiment Kamtschatka- 1812
28mm flats by Ernst Heinrichsen Firm, molds engraved in 1923; standard bearer is 30mm flat by Johannes Mauke
Grouzinski Grenadier Regiment - 1812
Grenadier-Regiment Grusinien- 1812
30mm flats by Russian Historical Miniatures (RIM), St. Petersburg, Russia; standard bearer is by R. Grünewald
Grenadier-Regiment Grusinien- 1812
30mm flats by Russian Historical Miniatures (RIM), St. Petersburg, Russia; standard bearer is by R. Grünewald