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AndreaSilva60 — WW1 Infantriest - 32nd regiment , 2nd Thuringen
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Published: 2014-09-11 16:05:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 9201; Favourites: 220; Downloads: 119
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The infantryman serves in the 32nd regiment. In head he wears the pickelhaube covered with a camouflage cloth that shows in red the regiment to which he belong, the number is also written on the straps that for the infantry are piped of white. The uniform is the model 1907/1910 of color feldgrau. The boots are the model 1898 of yellowish red leather. The pouches are model 1909, the rifle is the Mauser Model 1898 in caliber 7.92, the long bayonet is always the model 1898. The battalion and the company are indicated by the colors of troddel according to a fixed pattern.Related content
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I like how your historically accurate pictures aren't just a reference diagram, but show the humanity in the figures. Not matter the time period or nation you give the soldiers great dignity. Your eye for detail is superb and your artwork reveals a wise and sympathetic understanding of the subjects.
Bravo my friend, bravo!
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Thank you very much, I'm very glad that You understand so deeply the premises on which my work is founded.
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An honor and a privilege my friend, thank you for creating the artwork.
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Thank you very much, may be you're right, the pickelhaube is little better than the tschako.......
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Thank you, the fact is that german photoes of the first war were the beautiful one, tecnically speaking, may be the quality of the lens, or of the film or of the photographic plate , so it's easiest take inspiration and to understant the details
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