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Miniatures Adventure => Back of Beyond => Topic started by: sepoy1857 on May 29, 2012, 05:51:49 AM
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Hello All,
I'm wondering what colour are the grenades that most Copplestone Reds have dangling from their belts? I see that were made from tin, but most originals seem to have traces of original paint (?) olive maybe or dark brown besides some rust. So what colour should I paint them? Sorry...the internet in this case wasn't much help. Thanks - Spaceba!
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While working on my East Front Mud & Blood supplement, I found a site on this. http://www.inert-ord.net/russ02i/gas/index.html (http://www.inert-ord.net/russ02i/gas/index.html)
Has pictures of several Great War era grenades from the Russians that have at least a little paint left on them.
Interesting site. Seems the Russians pioneered a "gas Grenade" for clearing out bunkers and the like.
Hope it helps.
Chris
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At Copplestone on the figurines depicted a hand grenade Rdultovsky M.1914, or RG-14.
I saw a picture of a pomegranate, painted in olive green or colorless, but with a colored band - marking. It is possible that not only had the color of special grenades.
Here are photos of thermite incendiary grenades:
(http://s019.radikal.ru/i625/1205/f7/087b62ba9101.jpg)
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Thanks Chris and Cuprum.
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Cuprum;
The hand grenade Rdultovsky M.1914, or RG-14. Was that a fragmentation grenade? or smoke gas grenade?
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Fragmentation grenade. How does the smoke gas grenade - I do not know.
The photo that I have invested - an incendiary grenade. Designed for the fact that to set fire to an object.
Here is a description of the grenade in the English language:
http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/RG-14_hand_grenade
But the details - in Russian:
http://weapon.at.ua/board/45-1-0-391
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Ah ok...just fragmentation. I misunderstood. Thanks - the Russian article was very interesting.