Is there a specific dragoon head dress for, say, Royalist dragoons?
I'm wanting dismounted figures & I guess I just pick from the infantry range. These come in soft hats, monteros, wooley hats & helmets.
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Not helmets. I would give them soft hats myself.
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You're a few hundred years too late, mate.
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Have you seen what Essex considers sartorial elegance these days?
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No. He died a long time before I was born, but I imagine he had a feather in his hat.FreddBloggs wrote: ↑Wed Oct 19, 2022 7:06 pm Have you seen what Essex considers sartorial elegance these days?
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And a head. He'd definitely have his head in his hat.
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Given the problems of mounting and dismounting a horse (possibly in somewhat "stressful" circumstances) I would go with something small and functional - probably a woolly hat/beanie. Some, possibly all, of the Royalist dragoons of the Oxford Army could have worn monteros during the mid-war period when they were issued to the infantry.
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Re: ECW dragoons
Ta. Tumbling Dice offer a range of separate heads with various headgear. Even before I get more figures, I have a pile of extra heads with all of the suggested headgear so I'll go mostly monteros with a bobble hat or two & a soft hat for the officer.
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my plan in 6mm is floppy/monteiro for royalists and wooly hats for parliament.BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Thu Oct 20, 2022 10:37 am Given the problems of mounting and dismounting a horse (possibly in somewhat "stressful" circumstances) I would go with something small and functional - probably a woolly hat/beanie. Some, possibly all, of the Royalist dragoons of the Oxford Army could have worn monteros during the mid-war period when they were issued to the infantry.