Tim Reese's Arts of War (1 Viewer)

[4th Hussar]

Interesting site and publications on uniforms.http://reeseartofwars.com/ ( not sure how to paste the web address)
Anybody have any experience with his CDs ?

 

[Martin Tabony]

That's an interesting style of work, very much like Andrea Jouineau but he covers more nationalities. I like it. As basic info I want to know where a pocket was for example, I can figure out the creases myself.

Martin

 

[Fusilier]

My question would be, does he list the actual sources for the color plates? If so, that looks like a really interesting resource.

Noah

 

[Fraxinus]

The web site British Battles often includes Reese's work in the write-up. Example here from Quebec, Plains of Abraham (FIW).

http://britishbattles.com/battle-of-quebec.htm

 

[swalterh]

My question would be, does he list the actual sources for the color plates? If so, that looks like a really interesting resource.

Noah

Yes, Tim’s Uniform CD’s do include a list of sources. The plates are excellent reference for figure painting.

I currently have:

British Infantry Regts. 1660-2006
American Revolution
US Army 1784-1914
British Army of Queen Victoria’s Little Wars
American Civil War
Zulu War



92nd Gordon Highlanders - Second Afghan War (1878-80)

From British Army of Queen Victoria's Little Wars CD

 

[Martin Tabony]

Yes, Tim’s Uniform CD’s do include a list of sources. The plates are excellent reference for figure painting.

I currently have:

British Infantry Regts. 1660-2006
American Revolution
US Army 1784-1914
British Army of Queen Victoria’s Little Wars
American Civil War
Zulu War

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92nd Gordon Highlanders - Second Afghan War (1878-80)

From British Army of Queen Victoria's Little Wars CD

The kilt ribbons are actually worn by the Black Watch (sergeants and above) I believe. He also doesn't show that the Gordons are the only regiment(regular) to wear black spat buttons. Still a useful resource, along with other reference.

Martin