DESCRIPTION
The 9th Colberg Regiment was a military unit formed during the Napoleonic Wars, composed of Prussian men. The 9th Colberg made their name as a hard-fighting regiment, which regiment merged from the Prussian Army Reforms in 1814. These uniforms and shakos represent what they would’ve worn.
The asset comes with the following:
- 9th Colberg Uniforms (Ranker, NCO, Musician, Officer).
- 9th Colberg Deutsche Legion Shakos (Ranker, NCO, Officer).
- Detailed templates with stitching and shading.
- Varied Company uniforms (Fusiliers, Musketmen, Grenadiers)
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