UNIFORMS OF DAHARA 2

The 1st Regiment of Light Dragoons

 









The 1st Regiment of Light Dragoons is sponsored by the Senior Steward of the Order of the Prophet.  The uniform colors are taken from the ceremonial robes that the Senior Steward wears durning open meetings of the Order.

The regiment sports green tunics with orange facings on the collar turn backs and cuffs.  Daharan Blue pants complete the clothing.  Black Tarelton helmets with a blue plume are worn at all times.  White belts and straps are worn.  Horses have brown tack.

These models are Perry Miniature plastic British Dragoons that were gifted to me by my wargaming partner of over 50 years Joe Fish.  The riders were left over parts from his Light Dragoon project.   All I had to do was procure horses, and voila, I had another unit for my fictional Daharans.  At some point I will add carbines, as soon as I remember where I put them.


Next up will be the 2nd Light Dragoons followed quickly by some WIP posts of Modern Day Daharan naval facilities.


Stay Tuned! 

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  1. pancerniNovember 2, 2023 at 1:55 AM

    They look good. Keeping with the theme of almost historical with a twist. Are they on the front in Fuddland?

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  2. pancerniNovember 3, 2023 at 5:13 AM

    You forgot to put a title on this post.

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