Regular army uniforms

Regular Army uniform detials

the regiments of the goblytanian army are known as “Number”, regimentia de “name of city or province”

for example the 44th Regimentia de Acrostia

the basic regulations on goblytanian army uniform were set out decades ago but there has been much variation as individual Regimentias developed “qiurks” based on campaigns and often issues of supply and of course often individual commanders would change things at their own expense

Standard supply

Sand yellow field tunic and cavalry style trews

the trews had a summer/hot country reverse colour of cream white

helmet pianted to match

undershirt standard white

greatcoat can either be grey or brown,collars and cuffs matching the uniform tunics beneath (with the bottom pipeing trim of the greatcoat would match the trew stripe)

forage caps would vary from regiment to regiment but would use the basic sand and the facing and piping colour in some fashion

boots are leather brown but often the cheaper black dye is used

and officaly all leather belting and pouches is black but royal regiments often use white

regiments are defined (officially) by the cuff and epaulette “facings” and piping

so for example the Acrostia regiment has royal blue facings with red piping to distinguish it from the regiment from the city of Ballentin which has royal blue facings with white piping

officially the leg stripes show extra service details

the basic stripe is red

units assigned to garrison duties and members of the transport corp the stripe is white

units assigned to or from (and if a unit are marines) the coastal cities the stripe is light blue

units assigned to the royal family members had a gold stripe

units designated as scouts/light infantry have a green stripe

Artillery, heavy mortar, Flame thrower teams, combat engineers, and HMG teams units (non light versions ie not the ones within platoon sqauds) are orange

Elite versions of all of the above and elite regiments (such as the Berglerseri) have a black stripe

Note that the strip on the base of the greatcoat is the same as the units trews stripe

thats basic regulations but when your painting your figs feel free to come up with Background based things like the “the Vanlentin regiment fought gloriusly in the coalfields or

Araden for 3 weeks during the Vergosh invasion and to commemorate that glorious battle the unit wears black boots and trews”

or variate the regulations for example there was a fashion before the war of units having different coloured greatcoats light grey