Hello everyone,
I wanted to post something that I have been editing for awhile and not so much research based. Below can be found a work in progress of Bavarian infantry and Austrian infantry in 1809. The Bavarian cornflower blue is slightly darker than many paint their miniatures, but thanks to the help of von Winterfeldt on TMP, I was able to see the actual uniforms and paintings by von Kobell and Albrecht Adam from the period. First we have the Bavarians. The plates were very heavily edited from the great website http://centjours.mont-saint-jean.com/ One of the best sources for uniforms on the Bavarian Army from 1800-1815 are the Cantler Plates https://www.napoleon-series.org/military-info/organization/Bavaria/Cantler/c_cantler.html
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Panorama painting of the3rd Battle of Bergisel. Bavarian Grenadiers are shown attacking Tyroleans. THE TYROL PANORAMA from the Kaiserjäger Museum |
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| Coat of a soldier from the 3rd
Infantry Regiment Prinz Karl |
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| Coat of a Bavarian private from the 3rd Regiment |
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| Uniform of Colonel von Dietfurth of the 11th Line Infantry Regiment |
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Portrait of Leonhard Freiherr von Hohenhausen |
An article by Hans-Karl Weiss about the Bavarian musket. http://napoleon-online.de/html/bay_infwaffen.html
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| Officers and soldiers from the 5th Infantry Regiment Preysing |
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