formed as a separate branch of service in 1887 - its uniform
being the same as that for the engineers of the guard with the
addition of a yellow "L" on the red shoulder straps. The airship
detachment is formed as a three-battalion regiment for
administrative purposes, but personnel are drawn from various
companies and battalions to form the crews of airships. Most
aerial vessels in German service are hydrogen-filled rigid airships;
these ships are almost universally called "Zeppelins" after their
inventor, Count von Zeppelin.
http://mateengreenway.com/steampunk/Space1889Germany.htm
I do like this guy's Zeppelin
ReplyDeletedesigns!
Really nice artwork there,
ReplyDeleteI like the troops photo also.
I know those are 28mm anyone
have an idea on doing something similar in 15mm?
I think Don was thinking of doing some conversions out of WWII German Paras!
ReplyDeleteBill said...
ReplyDeleteI think Don was thinking of
doing some conversions out of
WWII German Paras!
Indeed that was me, should be
an easy conversion.
Aufmerksamkeit Luftschifferabteilung
ReplyDeleteZug ist gelandet!
Hehehe, there Bill, beat you to it!
La Coloniale said...
ReplyDeleteHehehe, there Bill,
beat you to it!
He'll get even, never fear...)