BRV231 Loyal Sikhs Crimean War British Figure in top left of

Figure in top left of painted image is a Gurkha Officer

October onwards

The 9th (Queen’s) Royal Lancers

This meant that a wide variety of uniforms was used

BRITISH ARTILLERY in the Indian Mutiny

BRV231 Loyal Sikhs Crimean War British Figure in top left ofHodson's Horse in the Indian Mutiny: Sowars had mostly khaki tunics and bright red turbans and cummerbunds. Officers had grey helmets with red pugris, khaki tunics with red pointed cuffs, black leather belts and scabbard slings, Breeches white or buff, high black boots, red sash, black horse furniture and blueShabraques that wereedged yellow. Use the helmeted British Officer in BRV226 or the Dragoon Guards officer from BRV225. Probyn's Horse in the