Crimean war (1854-1855) mod

[William]

Looks very promising, good luck with the rest of the development! 

[Ivkolya]

Thank you:)

[turanafon]

i love the look of this, Keep the Good work going mate

[Ivkolya]

Thanks:)

[Bravescot]

I'm sure you've seen them but to be sure here are some awesome colourised photos of British Soldiers. I claim no credit for the colourisation of these images.

Can we take a moment to sit back and just appreciate the facial hair these men are sporting.

Captain Cuningham, 42nd (The Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot (The Black Watch)

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Colour Sergeant Joseph John Stanton, Royal Sappers and Miners

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Colour-Sergeant Joseph John Stanton, Colour-Sergeant Kester Knight and Private William Bruce, Royal Sappers and Miners

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Colour-Sergeant MacGregor, 3rd Foot (Scots Fusiliers) Guards

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Colour-Sergeant William Gardner,  42nd (The Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot (The Black Watch)

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Guardsman Nobel, Guardsman Dawson and Guardsman Harper, 72nd (Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders) Regiment of Foot

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Private Nunn, Private Potter and Private Deal, 2nd Foot (Coldstream) Guards

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Pioneer Charles Manners, Guardsman William Webster and Guardsman Henry Lemmen, 3rd Battalion, 1st Foot (Grenadier) Guards

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Sergeant John Geary, Private Thomas Onslow and Lance Corporal Patrick Carthay, 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot

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Sergeant Major James Beardsley, 'C' Troop, Royal Horse Artillery

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Sergeant Patrick Carroll, 1st Battalion, Rifle Brigade

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Sergeant William Knapp, 2nd Foot (Coldstream) Guards

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Sergeant William Powell, 3rd Battalion, 1st Foot (Grenadier) Guards

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Sergeant-Major Matthew Bailey, 1st Royal Dragoons

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[Ivkolya]

Yep, I saw them, and they are in 1855 uniform, introduced after Crimean war, but anyway thank you:)
P.S. I gonna make hair historical too, with all these moustaches, sideburns and beards:)

[Ivkolya]

95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot

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[Bravescot]

Looking good

[Ivkolya]

Officer of 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot, undress winter uniform

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[Mr.Mixtape]

Looks great keep up the good work!

[The Mighty McLovin]

Officer of 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot, undress winter uniform

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I love what you've done with the coat, it's brilliant.

[Artwo]

95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot

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Почему это выглядит так классно?
Продолжай в том же духе ! =)

[Mechanic00]

Tower of the winds (Sevastopol)

[Ivkolya]

5th (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) Dragoon Guards (Balaclava uniform)

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I'll be without Internet next few days, so I decided to post this unfinished uniform now:)

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P.S. Will appreciate any information about other ranks collar badges of 5th DG before 1855, I have unclear pictures only

[Black Watch 1745]

Looks alright to me, the army didn't wear collar badges (that is badges with the regimental crest on as opposed to the lines on the collars which is what I assume you are referring to) until the 1860s and then I am pretty sure that was only for the infantry so what you have done is fine. I am not sure if the 5 should be more pronounced upon the helmet, most examples I have seen show that although they could be from later on (the regiment existed right until 1922 and would still have worn helmets on parade until the First World War, the Crimea was probably the last time they wore them in battle).
  Remember, Osprey is your friend, they have some books on the Crimean War.