Hi all, can anyone help? ... I need tables uniforms .... or material about the Rifle Brigade in the Crimea ..... I'm starting the 120mm Corry, an officer.
I hope you can help me ..... thanks in advance .....
Giovanni

Have a look on :
http://www.allworldwars.com/Crimean-War-Photographs-by-Roger-Fenton-1855.html
And have a look on :
http://www.britishbattles.com/crimean-war/alma.htm

This may be worth a try too mate http://www.ospreypublishing.com/store/The-British-Army-of-the-Crimea_9780850451948 The men at arms books a very good. I have loads.

The following was posted by Moz on the original release of this figure;

Dark green jacket and trousers with black facings collar cuffs and braid, red sash black patent leather sword straps and cartridge strap and pouch. silver fittings badges buttons and buckles.
Dark green hat with black braid band and patent leather peak.
trousers stripes are red or black.


Geoff

thanks to all ........ I will try to do the best!
just a clarification: .... the stripes on the pants are black perhaps for infantry and red for graduates ...?? .... or the opposite?!?
thanks again .....

Just black for the Rifle Brigade I thought, all their uniforms were a variation of green and black as far as I know, I didn't think Rifle Brigade had any red but I'm sure somebody will know for sure.

Steve

And just to add to the confusion this doesn't show any stripes on the trousers! not being familiar with figure is it in parade uniform ?

Green with Black facings and braid, Black buttons too (not Silver as for Napoleonic era) for a Rifle Brigade (ex 95th) chap during the Crimea.

The 60th Rifles had Red facings, along with some other differences, (pattern of the jacket etc), but this fellow can't belong to them as they never served on the Crimea.

..... thanks again for these additional aid .... I hope in a few more and then I'll start to paint it (since I have almost finished building it .... also the location) ....In this regard I wanted to ask ... in crimea were used to sandbag fortifications? in pictures (beautiful) I have not seen ......!
good Sunday and thanks again.