
These are the pictures that I used to sort out my German army not as bright as ECW
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I'm no expert but I'm not sure why you'd think Englishmen were more brightly dressed than Germans. The brightness of the clothing of either would probably depend on the stage they were at in the supply cycle.david53 wrote: These are the pictures that I used to sort out my German army not as bright as ECW
Moreover, the brightness or otherwise of the illustrations says nothing at all about the brightness of the actual cloth (when new).Sarmaticus wrote:I'm no expert but I'm not sure why you'd think Englishmen were more brightly dressed than Germans. The brightness of the clothing of either would probably depend on the stage they were at in the supply cycle.david53 wrote: These are the pictures that I used to sort out my German army not as bright as ECW

I must admit never used any red just a lot of dull colours.deadtorius wrote:I had figured lots of med blues, black, grey, green and brown myself. Surprised to see the red, that I had not expected but there is your bright colour.
My buff coats tend to be a more on the yellowish side, I just am not happy with the real almost white colour they show in the Osprey books, perhaps I have not managed to choose the proper colours to mix it.
Blathergut would like to do continental 30 YW, so my next thought is to look at Protestent Germans once we get the army lists. Might have to be a bit more uniformed just so I can keep track of who is with who on the TT. I think that is where the need of the gamer for easy organizing might have to step away from historical reality.

