The Original L'Aigle Thread, for the sake of history. Be ye warned.

[Patchouli Knowledge]

Problem with that is that horse guards never actually fought in combat.

Except in Flanders, the Peninsula and at Waterloo.

 

[pod455]

Problem with that is that horse guards never actually fought in combat.

Except in Flanders, the Peninsula and at Waterloo.

Really? I was under the impression that it was were officers got their commissions

 

[jezza93]

Problem with that is that horse guards never actually fought in combat.

Except in Flanders, the Peninsula and at Waterloo.

Really? I was under the impression that it was were officers got their commissions

Well I suppose Officers and gentlemen would go to Horse Guards parade when trying to gain their commission but the Horse Guards itself was made up of the 1st and 2nd Life Guards and the Royal Horse Guards (Blues). The Blues fought the most but the Life Guards did enter late into the Peninsula war and at Waterloo I believe.

 

[Crayon]

I saw a massive post full of good links on the nap wars forum (courtesy of Druzhina), I thought you may get some use from it Docm so here it is:

Spoiler

These links are adapted from those of the Prince of Essling on the Total War Center forum:
[size=14pt]Uniforms[/size]
All nations:
    The Vinkhuijzen Collection of military uniforms and Regimental Regalia held by the New York Public Library. The Collection contains nearly 20,000 prints, drawings, watercolors, and printed book and magazine illustrations of military costume as well as military medals, regalia, insignia, coats of arms, and regimental flags, from most times and places except the United States. Covers ancient to modern periods but use with a bit of caution assome items havebeen catalogued incorrectly. First link to uniforms by country whereas second to subject area. Or use:
    Vinkhuijzen search by Uniforms & Regiment
    Uniform plates by Knotel - not all of the Knotel plates are available.
    Danish Military Historical Society – some uniform plates are available.
    Histofig (French site) – Very good, but very slow!! Lots of uniform plates for many nations.
    Spanish site on the Peninsular War. Has uniform plates on both Spanish & Franco-allied armies.
    Historex site with plates of Napoleonic uniforms covering France, Russian Cuirassiers, Kingdom of Italy (line infantry), Berg (lancers) and Great Britain (Black Watch, Scots Greys, Inniskilling Dragoons & 1815 line infantry).
    Les uniformes pendant la campagne des Cent Jours Uniforms of the 1815 Waterloo campaign.
    Andre Joineau, the author of all those superb uniform plates in the Hourtoulle Napoleonic campaign books (and more) has a new Website by which to market his wares.
    French site – a few uniform plates.
    French site by Bernard Coppens. Some of his drawings here freely available.
    The 1802 Uniform Plates of Friedrich Ludwig von Koeller covering a number of different countries. Napoleon-Series.
    Some useful uniform plates.
    Uniforms of Kingdom of Italy, Italian Republics, Wurttemburg. Ultimate site about Italians and Wurttemberg in the Napoleonic period. histunif.com
    imtw.ru Russian website with lots of plates covering all nations (some excellent ones of French troops by Sokolov & Marbot; Russians of 1812 by Parkhaeva, Austrians by Ottenfeld & Teuber; plus lots lots more).
    Armchair General Excellent US website with lots & lots of plates - need to join to gain full access.
    Collection of uniforms of the French army and its allies in 1812 by C. Weiland (note the white in some illustrations has deteriorated to a shade of grey). BnF
    Contemporary "Augsburger uniform or Series" covering 1802-1810. Almost every nation of the time was represented with at least one sheet, which was usually 5 per nation, including 2 each for the infantry and cavalry (often divided into light and heavy forces) and 1 for the artillery. Amongst these amazing plates are very interesting illustrations of Ottoman troops & Cossacks. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Plates on many countries created in 1802 in Kiel by Friedrich Ludwig von Koeller. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Militia and volunteer troops of 1813-1815 from Prussia, Hannover, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Hamburg, Lubeck, Bremen, Frankfurt, Hesse-Kassel, Saxe-Weimar, Bavaria, Wurzburg, Austria & Saxony, by Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Uniforms of Foreign Troops – published in 1828. Ignore first 19 plates as they are post-Napoleonic period. Remainder comprise mix of Westphalian, Saxon & Polish troops. BnF
    "Uniformes de l'armée française en 1812" & “Uniformes de troupes Alliees de l'armée Française vers 1812” by Grammont - 87 plates in total covering France, Italy, Naples, Warsaw, Portuguese Legion, Regiment Joseph Napoleon, Swiss Regiments & Croats. BnF
Anhalt:
    The Duchies of Anhalt 1807-13. histunif.com
Austria:
    Taken from a copy of Abbildung der Neuen Adjustirung der K.K. Armee by Tranquillo Mollo and Joseph George Mansfield. These illustrations cover the uniforms of the Imperial Austrian Army from around 1798. In the Colas this source is indicated as 1796-1798. The very high degree of detail of the different types of uniform, both in the front and the back opinion, makes these illustrations an invaluable source for researching the Austrian Army from the early years of the Napoleonic Wars until 1805. Napoleon-Series.
    Austrian Landwehr in 1809: the Uniform Plates of Joseph Eder Napoleon-Series.
    Austrian Freikorps and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Landwehr and Bürgergarde, 1805. BnF
    Vienna Freikorps 1797 BnF
Baden:
    Grand Duchy of Baden 1806-13. histunif.com
    Baden Uniforms, 1807 & 1809 by Marc Rosenberg 1896. BnF
Bavaria:
    Bavarian army - 275 illustrations of Judge Johann Cantler, which cover the period of 1800 to 1815 Napoleon-Series.
    Bavaria 1806-13. histunif.com
    Bavarian Volunteers and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Bavarian army uniforms, 1810-1816. BnF
    Uniforms & organisation of Bavaria’s town guard 1807 plus musical scores. BnF
    Munich town guard 1796-1807. BnF
    Army of 1813 series of 10 plates published by Herzberg (Augsburg) BnF
Berg:
    Grand Duchy of Berg 1806-13. histunif.com
Brunswick
    Uniforms 1758-1815 BnF
    Uniforms 1814-15 BnF
    Uniforms 1809 BnF
    Uniforms 1809-1890 BnF
Denmark:
    The Danish Army in Hamburg (1812 - 1814): the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    Danish-Norwegian uniforms Total War thread.
France:
    Uniforms of the French army from 1690 to 1900 by Dr. Lienhart & Humbert.
    100 uniform plates of Vernet - Lami: The French Army 1791 – 1815. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniform plates by Lucien Rousselot.
    Uniforms of the Russian and the French Armies of the Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze Russian site containing images of the French and Russian uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars. The French plates were made by Veyland, Martinet around 1812, while the Russian plates are by Kill, Gubarev and Sokolsky.
    Site under development to cover all of the French Army. Currently good coverage of Hussar uniforms.
    Poles in the service of Napoleon – covers the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, Vistula Legion, Legion du Nord & Imperial Guard.
    1st to 6th Hussars by René Louis covering Revolutionary to Napoleon & beyond. BnF
    7th to 14th Hussars by René Louis covering Revolutionary to Napoleon & beyond. BnF
    Uniforms of ADCs - watercolours by Emile Fort. BnF
    Uniforms of engineering, artillery & train troops from the Revolution to 2nd Empire - notes and watercolors by Emile Fort. BnF
    The Little Museum Collection of different military costumes of the French army troops by Martinet 1816. BnF
    The French Army by Berka. BnF
    Uniforms of the Imperial Guard by C. Baour – mix of colour & black & white pictures. BnF
    The soldiers of the French Republic & Empire by H Bellange. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Illustrations from the great standard work on the foreign troops of France prepared in 1854 in 2 volumes of Eugène Fieffé published under the title “Histoire des Troupes étrangères au service de France depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours et de tous les leves dans les pays Regiment conquis sous la Première République et le'Empire”. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Uniform Plates by Felix Philippoteaux from the work of Adrien Pascal on the French Army Army 1786-1815. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 1. BnF
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 2. BnF
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 3. BnF
Frankfurt:
    Grand Duchy of Frankfurt 1806-13. histunif.com
Great Britain
    Uniform series of Goddard & Booth. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Maltese Army units 1798 onwards.
Hanover/KGL:
    German site with English Section about the KGL.
    Hanoverian troops 1813-1815 - Göhrde, Quatre-Bras, Waterloo, by W. Aerts. BnF
Hanseatic Cities:
    Hanseatic Cities (Hamburg, Lübeck, and Bremen) Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
Hesse-Darmstadt:
    Uniforms of Hesse-Darmstadt, 1806-1816. BnF
Hessen-Kassel:
    Hessen-Kassel Landwehr and Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniforms 1776-1793 BnF
    Uniforms 1776-1793 BnF
    Uniforms 1760-1799. BnF
Kingdom of Holland/Batavian Republic:
    The Dutch Army in Hamburg (1807 - 180: the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    Dutch army 1792-1815, it currently covers just the Dutch Republic 1790-95.
Kingdom of Italy:
    Uniforms of Kingdom of Italy. - this is currently the ultimate site about Italians in the Napoleonic period histunif.com
    napitalia.org.uk Useful site on the army of the Kingdom of Italy.
    Italian Military Museum with link to revolution era uniforms.
    The troops of the Italian Republics (1799 - 1805). histunif.com
    Kingdom of Italy 1805-14.
Lippe:
    Principalities of Lippe 1807-1813. histunif.com
Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz:
    Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
Naples:
    Gennaro Aloja’s drawings of Joachim Murat’s Army of 1815.
    Neapolitan Army 1806-15.
Ottoman:
    Coloured Illustrations of Ottoman Soldiers dated 1805
    Ottomans in the Augsburger Bilder, 1802-1810
    Illustrations by Octavien d'Alvimart, in McLean's The Military Costume of Turkey, 1813
    Illustrations by Octavien d'Alvimart, in Miller's The Costume of Turkey, 1802
    Spahis by Knötel, Dellis by Knötel, Solaks by Knötel & Janissaries by Knötel
Kingdom of Poland
    Polish Army 1697-94.
    Polish Army of Kosciuszko in 1794.
Grand Duchy of Warsaw:
    Contains 32 out of Jan V. Chelminski’s 48 plates on the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw – those omitted are military schools, medical service or well known uniforms as 1st Lancer Regiment of French Guard.
    Uniform Series of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw by Stachowicz. The five panels show groups of in the period from 1810 to 1813. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Album of plates by Bronislaw Gembarzewski - mix of colour & black & white (in Polish).
Portugal:
    Portuguese Army uniforms at the end of the Ancien regime.
    Geronimo's excellent Total War thread with plenty of pictures of Portuguese Uniforms.
Prussia:
    Prussian Uniforms Published by Schiavonetti in 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    Prussian Infantry Uniforms of 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    Knotel plates on the Prussian army.
    Uniforms of the Prussian army during the reign of Frederick William III . 1799-1800, illuminated by Blatter & published by Horvath (Potsdam) BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Geschichte und Bildliche Vorstellung der Königlich Preussischen Regimenter. Wien: Reilly, 1796 – covers the Prussian army in 1796 BnF
Reuss:
    Principalities of Reuss 1807-1813. histunif.com
Russia:
    Russian site with the historical description of clothing and weapons of Russian troops by Viskovatov (18 volumes). Fascinating site containing every uniform and flag plate from Viskavatov's famous multi-volume tome on the Russian army - unfortunately in black and white. All text in Russian. However English translations of the text plus "missing" textual volumes can be found on:
    Viskovatov
    The Russian Army in 1805 - 1807: the Uniform Plates of Johann Voltz. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniforms of the Russian and the French Armies of the Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze Russian site containing images of the French and Russian uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars. The French plates were made by Veyland, Martinet around 1812, while the Russian plates are by Kill, Gubarev and Sokolsky.
    Cossack uniforms.
    Russian Army, 1796-1801. BnF
    Russian auxiliary corps of 1798 by T Moro (Vienna). BnF
    Infantry of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Cavalry of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Irregulars of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Weapons, equipment & awards of 1812 by Parkhaev
Savoy/Piedmont/Kingdom of Sardinia:
    Flags & uniforms from the 16th century to 1850ish. (in Italian).
    Uniforms from 1814 to 1833 (in Italian).
Saxony:
    Knotel plates on the Saxon army.
    Saxony-Weimar Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    The Uniforms of the Saxon Army in 1811. Napoleon-Series.
    The Saxon Army in 1810: the Uniform Plates of Alexander Sauerweid. Napoleon-Series.
    Saxon Volunteers and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniform Plates of the Saxon Army: 1805 – 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    1806-13. Saxon Army 1806-13. histunif.com
    New uniforms of the Saxon Army 1811. BnF
    Uniforms of the Saxon Army 1806-1823 by Adam von Bärtsch. BnF
Saxon Duchies:
    1806-13 The Saxon Duchies 1806-13. histunif.com
Spain:
    Spanish military uniforms 1800-1980.
    Spanish infantry uniforms 1789.
    Spanish uniforms 1808-14.
    Knotel plates of Spanish Army plus access to plates of the uniforms of the Cadiz garrison in 1810.
    Spanish TotalWar site worth joining to gain access to Jose Maria Bueno’s excellent “Uniformes Espanoles de la Guerra Independencia” – see “Que haría falta para hacer un mod de unidades” topic.
    The Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers on the Spanish Romana Division in Hamburg (1807 - 180. Napoleon-Series.
    The Artwork of Dionisio Álvarez Cueto showing some Spanish units in 1808. Napoleon-Series.
    The Artwork of Dionisio Álvarez Cueto showing some Spanish units at Bailen. Napoleon-Series.
    Spanish Army 1805.
Spain - King Joseph Bonaparte
    Spanish army of King Joseph Bonaparte Uniforms, 1808-1812. BnF
Sweden:
    Sword and Sabre Useful colour plates on Swedish uniforms.
    Swedish Uniforms, circa 1810. Napoleon-Series.
Waldeck:
    Principality of Waldeck 1806-13. histunif.com
Westphalia:
    The Pinhas Uniform Plates of the Westphalian infantry: 1811 – 1812. Napoleon-Series.
    The Uniform Plates of Alexander Sauerweid covering the Westphalian Guard in 1810. Napoleon-Series.
    The Westphalian Army in Hamburg (circa 1809): the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    National Guard of the Kingdom of Westphalia, (clearly the BnF description is incorrect as it has this relating to 1805 i.e. as Westphalia was formed after Tilsit in 1807). BnF
Wurttemberg:
    Pictures by Leo Ignaz von Stadlinger: Geschichte des württembergischen Kriegswesens (History of Württemberg Military), K. Hof-buchdruckerei, Stuttgart, 1856
    The Kingdom of Wurttemberg 1806-1813. histunif.com
    Jagers 1810-12 by Peter Bunde
    The Ebner Uniform Plates of the Wurttemberg Army in 1807. Napoleon-Series.
    Military history of Deutscher Bund by Stadlinger category on wikimedia
    Text: Stadlinger. Geschichte des württembergischen Kriegswesens von der frühesten bis zur neuesten Zeit (1856). 682 pages:
Wurzburg:
    The Grand Duchy of Wurzburg 1806-13. histunif.com
    Würzburg Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.

Druzhina
Illustrations of Soldiers

Bound to be something in there of assistance.

 

[TheOrest007]

Oh by the way Docm, I don't know if this was answered earlier but is it possible to do something about the incredibly calm and stupid populace in towns. What I mean is that I hate it when in other mount and blades you walk around towns shooting guns, swinging swords at people and they just walk by not even caring and you can't even kill them ! So is it possible to make them for example not invincible and when you start shooting or killing, make all the civilians panic making the guards come down at you?

 

[kpetschulat]

Oh by the way Docm, I don't know if this was answered earlier but is it possible to do something about the incredibly calm and stupid populace in towns. What I mean is that I hate it when in other mount and blades you walk around towns shooting guns, swinging swords at people and they just walk by not even caring and you can't even kill them ! So is it possible to make them for example not invincible and when you start shooting or killing, make all the civilians panic making the guards come down at you?

Is there something wrong with you... Mr. Homicidal Maniac? It is kind of weird though. I like how when you're in a barfight, and you take out a ranged weapon (Warband and WFaS), the bartender rushes to you, and makes you put the weapon away. If, this could be implemented into what TheOrest007 said, I'm curious if it would work. And, if one starts killing people in the streets, maybe have everyone become hostile, you lose huge amounts of relations with the towns, and everyone starts attacking you, or some will run away and some will attack.

 

[Ililsa]

Oh by the way Docm, I don't know if this was answered earlier but is it possible to do something about the incredibly calm and stupid populace in towns. What I mean is that I hate it when in other mount and blades you walk around towns shooting guns, swinging swords at people and they just walk by not even caring and you can't even kill them ! So is it possible to make them for example not invincible and when you start shooting or killing, make all the civilians panic making the guards come down at you?

May I suggest Red Dead Redemption?

 

[StGene]

Skyrim, I should think.

 

[Helfy]

That would be pretty cool, but is that even possible in the game?

 

[Ivan the Awesome]

in WFAS if you shoot the mayor he does die, but no guards react, and he comes back just fine the next day. I think its actually a glitch.

 

[kpetschulat]

in WFAS if you shoot the mayor he does die, but no guards react, and he comes back just fine the next day. I think its actually a glitch.

Yeah, there's a mod someone made... "WFaS Enhancement" I believe, it fixed loads of glitches, added a new faction, added new units, weapons, etc. It was pretty good. Until WFaS got patched and the mod died.

 

[Hatake]

When this mod comes out I will be playing the **** out of the MP.

 

[Connzcdf]

When this mod comes out I will be playing the **** out of the MP.

I shall play both, till I die.

 

[HoJu]

I saw a massive post full of good links on the nap wars forum (courtesy of Druzhina), I thought you may get some use from it Docm so here it is:

Spoiler

These links are adapted from those of the Prince of Essling on the Total War Center forum:
[size=14pt]Uniforms[/size]
All nations:
    The Vinkhuijzen Collection of military uniforms and Regimental Regalia held by the New York Public Library. The Collection contains nearly 20,000 prints, drawings, watercolors, and printed book and magazine illustrations of military costume as well as military medals, regalia, insignia, coats of arms, and regimental flags, from most times and places except the United States. Covers ancient to modern periods but use with a bit of caution assome items havebeen catalogued incorrectly. First link to uniforms by country whereas second to subject area. Or use:
    Vinkhuijzen search by Uniforms & Regiment
    Uniform plates by Knotel - not all of the Knotel plates are available.
    Danish Military Historical Society – some uniform plates are available.
    Histofig (French site) – Very good, but very slow!! Lots of uniform plates for many nations.
    Spanish site on the Peninsular War. Has uniform plates on both Spanish & Franco-allied armies.
    Historex site with plates of Napoleonic uniforms covering France, Russian Cuirassiers, Kingdom of Italy (line infantry), Berg (lancers) and Great Britain (Black Watch, Scots Greys, Inniskilling Dragoons & 1815 line infantry).
    Les uniformes pendant la campagne des Cent Jours Uniforms of the 1815 Waterloo campaign.
    Andre Joineau, the author of all those superb uniform plates in the Hourtoulle Napoleonic campaign books (and more) has a new Website by which to market his wares.
    French site – a few uniform plates.
    French site by Bernard Coppens. Some of his drawings here freely available.
    The 1802 Uniform Plates of Friedrich Ludwig von Koeller covering a number of different countries. Napoleon-Series.
    Some useful uniform plates.
    Uniforms of Kingdom of Italy, Italian Republics, Wurttemburg. Ultimate site about Italians and Wurttemberg in the Napoleonic period. histunif.com
    imtw.ru Russian website with lots of plates covering all nations (some excellent ones of French troops by Sokolov & Marbot; Russians of 1812 by Parkhaeva, Austrians by Ottenfeld & Teuber; plus lots lots more).
    Armchair General Excellent US website with lots & lots of plates - need to join to gain full access.
    Collection of uniforms of the French army and its allies in 1812 by C. Weiland (note the white in some illustrations has deteriorated to a shade of grey). BnF
    Contemporary "Augsburger uniform or Series" covering 1802-1810. Almost every nation of the time was represented with at least one sheet, which was usually 5 per nation, including 2 each for the infantry and cavalry (often divided into light and heavy forces) and 1 for the artillery. Amongst these amazing plates are very interesting illustrations of Ottoman troops & Cossacks. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Plates on many countries created in 1802 in Kiel by Friedrich Ludwig von Koeller. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Militia and volunteer troops of 1813-1815 from Prussia, Hannover, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Hamburg, Lubeck, Bremen, Frankfurt, Hesse-Kassel, Saxe-Weimar, Bavaria, Wurzburg, Austria & Saxony, by Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Uniforms of Foreign Troops – published in 1828. Ignore first 19 plates as they are post-Napoleonic period. Remainder comprise mix of Westphalian, Saxon & Polish troops. BnF
    "Uniformes de l'armée française en 1812" & “Uniformes de troupes Alliees de l'armée Française vers 1812” by Grammont - 87 plates in total covering France, Italy, Naples, Warsaw, Portuguese Legion, Regiment Joseph Napoleon, Swiss Regiments & Croats. BnF
Anhalt:
    The Duchies of Anhalt 1807-13. histunif.com
Austria:
    Taken from a copy of Abbildung der Neuen Adjustirung der K.K. Armee by Tranquillo Mollo and Joseph George Mansfield. These illustrations cover the uniforms of the Imperial Austrian Army from around 1798. In the Colas this source is indicated as 1796-1798. The very high degree of detail of the different types of uniform, both in the front and the back opinion, makes these illustrations an invaluable source for researching the Austrian Army from the early years of the Napoleonic Wars until 1805. Napoleon-Series.
    Austrian Landwehr in 1809: the Uniform Plates of Joseph Eder Napoleon-Series.
    Austrian Freikorps and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Landwehr and Bürgergarde, 1805. BnF
    Vienna Freikorps 1797 BnF
Baden:
    Grand Duchy of Baden 1806-13. histunif.com
    Baden Uniforms, 1807 & 1809 by Marc Rosenberg 1896. BnF
Bavaria:
    Bavarian army - 275 illustrations of Judge Johann Cantler, which cover the period of 1800 to 1815 Napoleon-Series.
    Bavaria 1806-13. histunif.com
    Bavarian Volunteers and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Bavarian army uniforms, 1810-1816. BnF
    Uniforms & organisation of Bavaria’s town guard 1807 plus musical scores. BnF
    Munich town guard 1796-1807. BnF
    Army of 1813 series of 10 plates published by Herzberg (Augsburg) BnF
Berg:
    Grand Duchy of Berg 1806-13. histunif.com
Brunswick
    Uniforms 1758-1815 BnF
    Uniforms 1814-15 BnF
    Uniforms 1809 BnF
    Uniforms 1809-1890 BnF
Denmark:
    The Danish Army in Hamburg (1812 - 1814): the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    Danish-Norwegian uniforms Total War thread.
France:
    Uniforms of the French army from 1690 to 1900 by Dr. Lienhart & Humbert.
    100 uniform plates of Vernet - Lami: The French Army 1791 – 1815. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniform plates by Lucien Rousselot.
    Uniforms of the Russian and the French Armies of the Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze Russian site containing images of the French and Russian uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars. The French plates were made by Veyland, Martinet around 1812, while the Russian plates are by Kill, Gubarev and Sokolsky.
    Site under development to cover all of the French Army. Currently good coverage of Hussar uniforms.
    Poles in the service of Napoleon – covers the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, Vistula Legion, Legion du Nord & Imperial Guard.
    1st to 6th Hussars by René Louis covering Revolutionary to Napoleon & beyond. BnF
    7th to 14th Hussars by René Louis covering Revolutionary to Napoleon & beyond. BnF
    Uniforms of ADCs - watercolours by Emile Fort. BnF
    Uniforms of engineering, artillery & train troops from the Revolution to 2nd Empire - notes and watercolors by Emile Fort. BnF
    The Little Museum Collection of different military costumes of the French army troops by Martinet 1816. BnF
    The French Army by Berka. BnF
    Uniforms of the Imperial Guard by C. Baour – mix of colour & black & white pictures. BnF
    The soldiers of the French Republic & Empire by H Bellange. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Illustrations from the great standard work on the foreign troops of France prepared in 1854 in 2 volumes of Eugène Fieffé published under the title “Histoire des Troupes étrangères au service de France depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours et de tous les leves dans les pays Regiment conquis sous la Première République et le'Empire”. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Uniform Plates by Felix Philippoteaux from the work of Adrien Pascal on the French Army Army 1786-1815. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 1. BnF
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 2. BnF
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 3. BnF
Frankfurt:
    Grand Duchy of Frankfurt 1806-13. histunif.com
Great Britain
    Uniform series of Goddard & Booth. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Maltese Army units 1798 onwards.
Hanover/KGL:
    German site with English Section about the KGL.
    Hanoverian troops 1813-1815 - Göhrde, Quatre-Bras, Waterloo, by W. Aerts. BnF
Hanseatic Cities:
    Hanseatic Cities (Hamburg, Lübeck, and Bremen) Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
Hesse-Darmstadt:
    Uniforms of Hesse-Darmstadt, 1806-1816. BnF
Hessen-Kassel:
    Hessen-Kassel Landwehr and Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniforms 1776-1793 BnF
    Uniforms 1776-1793 BnF
    Uniforms 1760-1799. BnF
Kingdom of Holland/Batavian Republic:
    The Dutch Army in Hamburg (1807 - 180: the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    Dutch army 1792-1815, it currently covers just the Dutch Republic 1790-95.
Kingdom of Italy:
    Uniforms of Kingdom of Italy. - this is currently the ultimate site about Italians in the Napoleonic period histunif.com
    napitalia.org.uk Useful site on the army of the Kingdom of Italy.
    Italian Military Museum with link to revolution era uniforms.
    The troops of the Italian Republics (1799 - 1805). histunif.com
    Kingdom of Italy 1805-14.
Lippe:
    Principalities of Lippe 1807-1813. histunif.com
Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz:
    Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
Naples:
    Gennaro Aloja’s drawings of Joachim Murat’s Army of 1815.
    Neapolitan Army 1806-15.
Ottoman:
    Coloured Illustrations of Ottoman Soldiers dated 1805
    Ottomans in the Augsburger Bilder, 1802-1810
    Illustrations by Octavien d'Alvimart, in McLean's The Military Costume of Turkey, 1813
    Illustrations by Octavien d'Alvimart, in Miller's The Costume of Turkey, 1802
    Spahis by Knötel, Dellis by Knötel, Solaks by Knötel & Janissaries by Knötel
Kingdom of Poland
    Polish Army 1697-94.
    Polish Army of Kosciuszko in 1794.
Grand Duchy of Warsaw:
    Contains 32 out of Jan V. Chelminski’s 48 plates on the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw – those omitted are military schools, medical service or well known uniforms as 1st Lancer Regiment of French Guard.
    Uniform Series of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw by Stachowicz. The five panels show groups of in the period from 1810 to 1813. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Album of plates by Bronislaw Gembarzewski - mix of colour & black & white (in Polish).
Portugal:
    Portuguese Army uniforms at the end of the Ancien regime.
    Geronimo's excellent Total War thread with plenty of pictures of Portuguese Uniforms.
Prussia:
    Prussian Uniforms Published by Schiavonetti in 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    Prussian Infantry Uniforms of 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    Knotel plates on the Prussian army.
    Uniforms of the Prussian army during the reign of Frederick William III . 1799-1800, illuminated by Blatter & published by Horvath (Potsdam) BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Geschichte und Bildliche Vorstellung der Königlich Preussischen Regimenter. Wien: Reilly, 1796 – covers the Prussian army in 1796 BnF
Reuss:
    Principalities of Reuss 1807-1813. histunif.com
Russia:
    Russian site with the historical description of clothing and weapons of Russian troops by Viskovatov (18 volumes). Fascinating site containing every uniform and flag plate from Viskavatov's famous multi-volume tome on the Russian army - unfortunately in black and white. All text in Russian. However English translations of the text plus "missing" textual volumes can be found on:
    Viskovatov
    The Russian Army in 1805 - 1807: the Uniform Plates of Johann Voltz. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniforms of the Russian and the French Armies of the Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze Russian site containing images of the French and Russian uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars. The French plates were made by Veyland, Martinet around 1812, while the Russian plates are by Kill, Gubarev and Sokolsky.
    Cossack uniforms.
    Russian Army, 1796-1801. BnF
    Russian auxiliary corps of 1798 by T Moro (Vienna). BnF
    Infantry of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Cavalry of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Irregulars of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Weapons, equipment & awards of 1812 by Parkhaev
Savoy/Piedmont/Kingdom of Sardinia:
    Flags & uniforms from the 16th century to 1850ish. (in Italian).
    Uniforms from 1814 to 1833 (in Italian).
Saxony:
    Knotel plates on the Saxon army.
    Saxony-Weimar Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    The Uniforms of the Saxon Army in 1811. Napoleon-Series.
    The Saxon Army in 1810: the Uniform Plates of Alexander Sauerweid. Napoleon-Series.
    Saxon Volunteers and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniform Plates of the Saxon Army: 1805 – 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    1806-13. Saxon Army 1806-13. histunif.com
    New uniforms of the Saxon Army 1811. BnF
    Uniforms of the Saxon Army 1806-1823 by Adam von Bärtsch. BnF
Saxon Duchies:
    1806-13 The Saxon Duchies 1806-13. histunif.com
Spain:
    Spanish military uniforms 1800-1980.
    Spanish infantry uniforms 1789.
    Spanish uniforms 1808-14.
    Knotel plates of Spanish Army plus access to plates of the uniforms of the Cadiz garrison in 1810.
    Spanish TotalWar site worth joining to gain access to Jose Maria Bueno’s excellent “Uniformes Espanoles de la Guerra Independencia” – see “Que haría falta para hacer un mod de unidades” topic.
    The Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers on the Spanish Romana Division in Hamburg (1807 - 180. Napoleon-Series.
    The Artwork of Dionisio Álvarez Cueto showing some Spanish units in 1808. Napoleon-Series.
    The Artwork of Dionisio Álvarez Cueto showing some Spanish units at Bailen. Napoleon-Series.
    Spanish Army 1805.
Spain - King Joseph Bonaparte
    Spanish army of King Joseph Bonaparte Uniforms, 1808-1812. BnF
Sweden:
    Sword and Sabre Useful colour plates on Swedish uniforms.
    Swedish Uniforms, circa 1810. Napoleon-Series.
Waldeck:
    Principality of Waldeck 1806-13. histunif.com
Westphalia:
    The Pinhas Uniform Plates of the Westphalian infantry: 1811 – 1812. Napoleon-Series.
    The Uniform Plates of Alexander Sauerweid covering the Westphalian Guard in 1810. Napoleon-Series.
    The Westphalian Army in Hamburg (circa 1809): the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    National Guard of the Kingdom of Westphalia, (clearly the BnF description is incorrect as it has this relating to 1805 i.e. as Westphalia was formed after Tilsit in 1807). BnF
Wurttemberg:
    Pictures by Leo Ignaz von Stadlinger: Geschichte des württembergischen Kriegswesens (History of Württemberg Military), K. Hof-buchdruckerei, Stuttgart, 1856
    The Kingdom of Wurttemberg 1806-1813. histunif.com
    Jagers 1810-12 by Peter Bunde
    The Ebner Uniform Plates of the Wurttemberg Army in 1807. Napoleon-Series.
    Military history of Deutscher Bund by Stadlinger category on wikimedia
    Text: Stadlinger. Geschichte des württembergischen Kriegswesens von der frühesten bis zur neuesten Zeit (1856). 682 pages:
Wurzburg:
    The Grand Duchy of Wurzburg 1806-13. histunif.com
    Würzburg Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.

Druzhina
Illustrations of Soldiers

Bound to be something in there of assistance.

Love this one. Please Docm, when you move on to the Peninsula make this guy

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OFICIAL DE LA GUERRILLA DE D.JULIAN SANCHEZ - 1809

 

[Bluehawk]

I can't wait to see a cramped and dirty pre-1812 Red Square, with random houses, peddlers' shops everywhere, and the old "trading rows" of Quarenghi.

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I'm also curious where you'll set St. Petersburg's "walk the streets" scene... since any one iconic location would omit others (the city is too sprawling, in a way).

 

[ClearlyInvisible]

I'm interested to see how he'll pull off Southern Spain. All of that Moorish and Spanish architecture, much detail will be required.

Of course Docm's one of the best texture creators I've ever seen. I can't wait to see some cities, onwards and upwards!

 

[Patchouli Knowledge]

I saw a massive post full of good links on the nap wars forum (courtesy of Druzhina), I thought you may get some use from it Docm so here it is:

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These links are adapted from those of the Prince of Essling on the Total War Center forum:
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All nations:
    The Vinkhuijzen Collection of military uniforms and Regimental Regalia held by the New York Public Library. The Collection contains nearly 20,000 prints, drawings, watercolors, and printed book and magazine illustrations of military costume as well as military medals, regalia, insignia, coats of arms, and regimental flags, from most times and places except the United States. Covers ancient to modern periods but use with a bit of caution assome items havebeen catalogued incorrectly. First link to uniforms by country whereas second to subject area. Or use:
    Vinkhuijzen search by Uniforms & Regiment
    Uniform plates by Knotel - not all of the Knotel plates are available.
    Danish Military Historical Society – some uniform plates are available.
    Histofig (French site) – Very good, but very slow!! Lots of uniform plates for many nations.
    Spanish site on the Peninsular War. Has uniform plates on both Spanish & Franco-allied armies.
    Historex site with plates of Napoleonic uniforms covering France, Russian Cuirassiers, Kingdom of Italy (line infantry), Berg (lancers) and Great Britain (Black Watch, Scots Greys, Inniskilling Dragoons & 1815 line infantry).
    Les uniformes pendant la campagne des Cent Jours Uniforms of the 1815 Waterloo campaign.
    Andre Joineau, the author of all those superb uniform plates in the Hourtoulle Napoleonic campaign books (and more) has a new Website by which to market his wares.
    French site – a few uniform plates.
    French site by Bernard Coppens. Some of his drawings here freely available.
    The 1802 Uniform Plates of Friedrich Ludwig von Koeller covering a number of different countries. Napoleon-Series.
    Some useful uniform plates.
    Uniforms of Kingdom of Italy, Italian Republics, Wurttemburg. Ultimate site about Italians and Wurttemberg in the Napoleonic period. histunif.com
    imtw.ru Russian website with lots of plates covering all nations (some excellent ones of French troops by Sokolov & Marbot; Russians of 1812 by Parkhaeva, Austrians by Ottenfeld & Teuber; plus lots lots more).
    Armchair General Excellent US website with lots & lots of plates - need to join to gain full access.
    Collection of uniforms of the French army and its allies in 1812 by C. Weiland (note the white in some illustrations has deteriorated to a shade of grey). BnF
    Contemporary "Augsburger uniform or Series" covering 1802-1810. Almost every nation of the time was represented with at least one sheet, which was usually 5 per nation, including 2 each for the infantry and cavalry (often divided into light and heavy forces) and 1 for the artillery. Amongst these amazing plates are very interesting illustrations of Ottoman troops & Cossacks. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Plates on many countries created in 1802 in Kiel by Friedrich Ludwig von Koeller. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Militia and volunteer troops of 1813-1815 from Prussia, Hannover, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Hamburg, Lubeck, Bremen, Frankfurt, Hesse-Kassel, Saxe-Weimar, Bavaria, Wurzburg, Austria & Saxony, by Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Uniforms of Foreign Troops – published in 1828. Ignore first 19 plates as they are post-Napoleonic period. Remainder comprise mix of Westphalian, Saxon & Polish troops. BnF
    "Uniformes de l'armée française en 1812" & “Uniformes de troupes Alliees de l'armée Française vers 1812” by Grammont - 87 plates in total covering France, Italy, Naples, Warsaw, Portuguese Legion, Regiment Joseph Napoleon, Swiss Regiments & Croats. BnF
Anhalt:
    The Duchies of Anhalt 1807-13. histunif.com
Austria:
    Taken from a copy of Abbildung der Neuen Adjustirung der K.K. Armee by Tranquillo Mollo and Joseph George Mansfield. These illustrations cover the uniforms of the Imperial Austrian Army from around 1798. In the Colas this source is indicated as 1796-1798. The very high degree of detail of the different types of uniform, both in the front and the back opinion, makes these illustrations an invaluable source for researching the Austrian Army from the early years of the Napoleonic Wars until 1805. Napoleon-Series.
    Austrian Landwehr in 1809: the Uniform Plates of Joseph Eder Napoleon-Series.
    Austrian Freikorps and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Landwehr and Bürgergarde, 1805. BnF
    Vienna Freikorps 1797 BnF
Baden:
    Grand Duchy of Baden 1806-13. histunif.com
    Baden Uniforms, 1807 & 1809 by Marc Rosenberg 1896. BnF
Bavaria:
    Bavarian army - 275 illustrations of Judge Johann Cantler, which cover the period of 1800 to 1815 Napoleon-Series.
    Bavaria 1806-13. histunif.com
    Bavarian Volunteers and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Bavarian army uniforms, 1810-1816. BnF
    Uniforms & organisation of Bavaria’s town guard 1807 plus musical scores. BnF
    Munich town guard 1796-1807. BnF
    Army of 1813 series of 10 plates published by Herzberg (Augsburg) BnF
Berg:
    Grand Duchy of Berg 1806-13. histunif.com
Brunswick
    Uniforms 1758-1815 BnF
    Uniforms 1814-15 BnF
    Uniforms 1809 BnF
    Uniforms 1809-1890 BnF
Denmark:
    The Danish Army in Hamburg (1812 - 1814): the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    Danish-Norwegian uniforms Total War thread.
France:
    Uniforms of the French army from 1690 to 1900 by Dr. Lienhart & Humbert.
    100 uniform plates of Vernet - Lami: The French Army 1791 – 1815. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniform plates by Lucien Rousselot.
    Uniforms of the Russian and the French Armies of the Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze Russian site containing images of the French and Russian uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars. The French plates were made by Veyland, Martinet around 1812, while the Russian plates are by Kill, Gubarev and Sokolsky.
    Site under development to cover all of the French Army. Currently good coverage of Hussar uniforms.
    Poles in the service of Napoleon – covers the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, Vistula Legion, Legion du Nord & Imperial Guard.
    1st to 6th Hussars by René Louis covering Revolutionary to Napoleon & beyond. BnF
    7th to 14th Hussars by René Louis covering Revolutionary to Napoleon & beyond. BnF
    Uniforms of ADCs - watercolours by Emile Fort. BnF
    Uniforms of engineering, artillery & train troops from the Revolution to 2nd Empire - notes and watercolors by Emile Fort. BnF
    The Little Museum Collection of different military costumes of the French army troops by Martinet 1816. BnF
    The French Army by Berka. BnF
    Uniforms of the Imperial Guard by C. Baour – mix of colour & black & white pictures. BnF
    The soldiers of the French Republic & Empire by H Bellange. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Illustrations from the great standard work on the foreign troops of France prepared in 1854 in 2 volumes of Eugène Fieffé published under the title “Histoire des Troupes étrangères au service de France depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours et de tous les leves dans les pays Regiment conquis sous la Première République et le'Empire”. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Uniform Plates by Felix Philippoteaux from the work of Adrien Pascal on the French Army Army 1786-1815. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 1. BnF
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 2. BnF
    Costumes of the Imperial Court of Napoleon, Volume 3. BnF
Frankfurt:
    Grand Duchy of Frankfurt 1806-13. histunif.com
Great Britain
    Uniform series of Goddard & Booth. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Maltese Army units 1798 onwards.
Hanover/KGL:
    German site with English Section about the KGL.
    Hanoverian troops 1813-1815 - Göhrde, Quatre-Bras, Waterloo, by W. Aerts. BnF
Hanseatic Cities:
    Hanseatic Cities (Hamburg, Lübeck, and Bremen) Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
Hesse-Darmstadt:
    Uniforms of Hesse-Darmstadt, 1806-1816. BnF
Hessen-Kassel:
    Hessen-Kassel Landwehr and Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniforms 1776-1793 BnF
    Uniforms 1776-1793 BnF
    Uniforms 1760-1799. BnF
Kingdom of Holland/Batavian Republic:
    The Dutch Army in Hamburg (1807 - 180: the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    Dutch army 1792-1815, it currently covers just the Dutch Republic 1790-95.
Kingdom of Italy:
    Uniforms of Kingdom of Italy. - this is currently the ultimate site about Italians in the Napoleonic period histunif.com
    napitalia.org.uk Useful site on the army of the Kingdom of Italy.
    Italian Military Museum with link to revolution era uniforms.
    The troops of the Italian Republics (1799 - 1805). histunif.com
    Kingdom of Italy 1805-14.
Lippe:
    Principalities of Lippe 1807-1813. histunif.com
Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz:
    Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
Naples:
    Gennaro Aloja’s drawings of Joachim Murat’s Army of 1815.
    Neapolitan Army 1806-15.
Ottoman:
    Coloured Illustrations of Ottoman Soldiers dated 1805
    Ottomans in the Augsburger Bilder, 1802-1810
    Illustrations by Octavien d'Alvimart, in McLean's The Military Costume of Turkey, 1813
    Illustrations by Octavien d'Alvimart, in Miller's The Costume of Turkey, 1802
    Spahis by Knötel, Dellis by Knötel, Solaks by Knötel & Janissaries by Knötel
Kingdom of Poland
    Polish Army 1697-94.
    Polish Army of Kosciuszko in 1794.
Grand Duchy of Warsaw:
    Contains 32 out of Jan V. Chelminski’s 48 plates on the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw – those omitted are military schools, medical service or well known uniforms as 1st Lancer Regiment of French Guard.
    Uniform Series of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw by Stachowicz. The five panels show groups of in the period from 1810 to 1813. Napoleon Online, Portal zur Epoche 1792-1815
    Album of plates by Bronislaw Gembarzewski - mix of colour & black & white (in Polish).
Portugal:
    Portuguese Army uniforms at the end of the Ancien regime.
    Geronimo's excellent Total War thread with plenty of pictures of Portuguese Uniforms.
Prussia:
    Prussian Uniforms Published by Schiavonetti in 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    Prussian Infantry Uniforms of 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    Knotel plates on the Prussian army.
    Uniforms of the Prussian army during the reign of Frederick William III . 1799-1800, illuminated by Blatter & published by Horvath (Potsdam) BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Uniforms of the Prussian Army, 1813-1814. BnF
    Geschichte und Bildliche Vorstellung der Königlich Preussischen Regimenter. Wien: Reilly, 1796 – covers the Prussian army in 1796 BnF
Reuss:
    Principalities of Reuss 1807-1813. histunif.com
Russia:
    Russian site with the historical description of clothing and weapons of Russian troops by Viskovatov (18 volumes). Fascinating site containing every uniform and flag plate from Viskavatov's famous multi-volume tome on the Russian army - unfortunately in black and white. All text in Russian. However English translations of the text plus "missing" textual volumes can be found on:
    Viskovatov
    The Russian Army in 1805 - 1807: the Uniform Plates of Johann Voltz. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniforms of the Russian and the French Armies of the Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze Russian site containing images of the French and Russian uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars. The French plates were made by Veyland, Martinet around 1812, while the Russian plates are by Kill, Gubarev and Sokolsky.
    Cossack uniforms.
    Russian Army, 1796-1801. BnF
    Russian auxiliary corps of 1798 by T Moro (Vienna). BnF
    Infantry of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Cavalry of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Irregulars of 1812 by Parkhaev
    Weapons, equipment & awards of 1812 by Parkhaev
Savoy/Piedmont/Kingdom of Sardinia:
    Flags & uniforms from the 16th century to 1850ish. (in Italian).
    Uniforms from 1814 to 1833 (in Italian).
Saxony:
    Knotel plates on the Saxon army.
    Saxony-Weimar Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    The Uniforms of the Saxon Army in 1811. Napoleon-Series.
    The Saxon Army in 1810: the Uniform Plates of Alexander Sauerweid. Napoleon-Series.
    Saxon Volunteers and Landwehr of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.
    Uniform Plates of the Saxon Army: 1805 – 1806. Napoleon-Series.
    1806-13. Saxon Army 1806-13. histunif.com
    New uniforms of the Saxon Army 1811. BnF
    Uniforms of the Saxon Army 1806-1823 by Adam von Bärtsch. BnF
Saxon Duchies:
    1806-13 The Saxon Duchies 1806-13. histunif.com
Spain:
    Spanish military uniforms 1800-1980.
    Spanish infantry uniforms 1789.
    Spanish uniforms 1808-14.
    Knotel plates of Spanish Army plus access to plates of the uniforms of the Cadiz garrison in 1810.
    Spanish TotalWar site worth joining to gain access to Jose Maria Bueno’s excellent “Uniformes Espanoles de la Guerra Independencia” – see “Que haría falta para hacer un mod de unidades” topic.
    The Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers on the Spanish Romana Division in Hamburg (1807 - 180. Napoleon-Series.
    The Artwork of Dionisio Álvarez Cueto showing some Spanish units in 1808. Napoleon-Series.
    The Artwork of Dionisio Álvarez Cueto showing some Spanish units at Bailen. Napoleon-Series.
    Spanish Army 1805.
Spain - King Joseph Bonaparte
    Spanish army of King Joseph Bonaparte Uniforms, 1808-1812. BnF
Sweden:
    Sword and Sabre Useful colour plates on Swedish uniforms.
    Swedish Uniforms, circa 1810. Napoleon-Series.
Waldeck:
    Principality of Waldeck 1806-13. histunif.com
Westphalia:
    The Pinhas Uniform Plates of the Westphalian infantry: 1811 – 1812. Napoleon-Series.
    The Uniform Plates of Alexander Sauerweid covering the Westphalian Guard in 1810. Napoleon-Series.
    The Westphalian Army in Hamburg (circa 1809): the Uniform Plates of the Suhr Brothers. Napoleon-Series.
    National Guard of the Kingdom of Westphalia, (clearly the BnF description is incorrect as it has this relating to 1805 i.e. as Westphalia was formed after Tilsit in 1807). BnF
Wurttemberg:
    Pictures by Leo Ignaz von Stadlinger: Geschichte des württembergischen Kriegswesens (History of Württemberg Military), K. Hof-buchdruckerei, Stuttgart, 1856
    The Kingdom of Wurttemberg 1806-1813. histunif.com
    Jagers 1810-12 by Peter Bunde
    The Ebner Uniform Plates of the Wurttemberg Army in 1807. Napoleon-Series.
    Military history of Deutscher Bund by Stadlinger category on wikimedia
    Text: Stadlinger. Geschichte des württembergischen Kriegswesens von der frühesten bis zur neuesten Zeit (1856). 682 pages:
Wurzburg:
    The Grand Duchy of Wurzburg 1806-13. histunif.com
    Würzburg Volunteers of the Wars of Liberation: the Uniform Plates of Friedrich Neumann. Napoleon-Series.

Druzhina
Illustrations of Soldiers

Bound to be something in there of assistance.

Yeah, I saw this in the NW section. Had most of those already, though. I've done more than my fair share of searching the internet for useful sources.

Love this one. Please Docm, when you move on to the Peninsula make this guy

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OFICIAL DE LA GUERRILLA DE D.JULIAN SANCHEZ - 1809

All I see is a hotlinking image, but judging by the title "OFICIAL DE LA GUERRILLA DE D.JULIAN SANCHEZ" I'd say it's a guy in a fur-lined, gold-laced coat with a red sash and either a wide-brimmed hat or a French shako with the eagle turned upside down. I've got a million images of those, including the 1810 original they're all based off.

I can't wait to see a cramped and dirty pre-1812 Red Square, with random houses, peddlers' shops everywhere, and the old "trading rows" of Quarenghi.

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I'm also curious where you'll set St. Petersburg's "walk the streets" scene... since any one iconic location would omit others (the city is too sprawling, in a way).

I'm thinking around where the Admiralty, Palace Square and Nevsky Prospekt all converge. It's one of the more iconic areas of the city and would provide everything I need in a city scene.

Moscow will be interesting to do. Making St. Basil's won't exactly be a simple undertaking. The fact that there's a tavern sitting between a church and the entrance to an imperial fortress is interesting, too.

 

[TheOrest007]

So is it possible to add a bit of citizen panic from what I said before Docm? Or do you think of me as a "Mr.Homicidal Maniac" too with that idea !

 

[Patchouli Knowledge]

It's possible, but I don't see any reason to do it. What could you possibly gain from causing a panic in a town square?

 

[TheOrest007]

Realism