"Alans and Palmyra Uniform Info." Topic

I am looking for information on how to paint 15mm Alans and Palmyra uniforms. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

There's a couple of mosaics from Palmyra that look as if they show heroes as cavalry officers – see link

A painting from Dura showing the biblical story of Mordechai shows similar colours and has also been interpreted as a Palmyran leader – picture

And the horsemen in the Battle of Eben-Ezer fresco at Dura are also sometimes thought to show Palmyran military dress – link – similar colours but without the braiding.

Palmyran sculpture shows a lot of heavily decorated clothing, but it's not clear how far down the social scale this would go.

Alans are probably anyone's guess – much the same as other steppe nomads, probably. And of course not "uniforms" at all.

GurKhan thank you for your reply.

Carved Sculpture Panel with Armoured Camel Rider, Palmyra, 2nd century AD.
Panel with the God Shamash, Palmyra, 2nd century AD.
Relief of Two Youths from the Triclinium of Maqqai, Palmyra, ca. II century A.D.
may be of interest.

On Alan Light Cavalryman from 'Armies of the Dark Ages 600-1066' by by Ian Heath I have linked an Adygo-Alanian Male Headdress, 8th-9th century, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
See also the Sarmations in Illustrations of Scythian, Cimmerian, Thracian, Sarmatian & Bosporan Costume and Soldiers from the Black Sea Region

Druzhina
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

There is also a Palmyrene Horsearcher Hunting, Left Side of Shrine to the God Mithras (Mithraeum), Dura Europos, Syria, c.240AD. Yale University Art Gallery. and a Parthian wall-painting of a hunt from Dura Europos
The 'Relief of Two Youths' also has a link to an article by Henry Seyrig, "Armes et costumes iraniens de Palmyre".

Druzhina
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

Druzhina thank you for the information.
Greatly appreciated.