I think Deckard wore 5 different shirts in BR:
The "noodle" shirt with the swirly purple stripes
The "VK" lozenge pattern shirt
The "Zhora" Western style shirt
The "Bradbury" shirt
...and finally, a maroon shirt (where only the collar is visible), in the "escape" scene.
I was looking into what extra bits I would need to find, to make a "beach scene" Willard. So far, I have come up with:
Sling for the M16A1
M1911A1 and black holster
Black neckerchief
Watch with black strap
Compass pouch
Rolled up poncho + straps
Sticking plaster
...and if I'm being a complete...
I was expecting to see a Japanese "World War Zero" figure to appear shortly after the Russian one, They look well made and it's good to see something different, but they are not ones I am interested in collecting.
The "Invaders" description on one but not the other, is amusing.
I did see some replica 7 button jackets... but call me a cynic, I would like to see a period reference/photo of a 7 button infantry jacket. Reenactors very occasionally get it wrong. :lol
This website had a lot of info, but only mentions 8 or more buttons: Federal Infantry Uniform Jacket &...
I too am not a fan of the head sculpt. 🙈
Not sure about the 7 buttons on the shell jacket, as I can't find any period pics or references to state issued jackets with less than 8 buttons.
The flank companies of the 7th Iowa were issued Springfield rifles in 1861, with the other companies being...
Yes, I think the frock coat and kepi (or civilian hat)would work for an early war look. A "lone star" Texas buckle would probably be more appropriate than the CS one... I think Battlegear make one. (I would still ditch the cartridge box plate, though :LOL: ).
I think the Texas Brigade would have...
After doing more digging myself, I agree with you about the shell jacket looking like the Columbus Type I, apart from the pointed cuff facings. Maybe they based the design on a modern sutler's store replica? I have seen several picture of replica jackets that have the same collar, cuffs and...
Yes, it's easier to identify what it isn't, i.e. 4th Texas Regiment at Chickamagua. :LOL:
On the plus side, the uniform pieces and equipment look well made.