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I'll give it some thought! Here's a central motif for the British version; the King's travelling commode, no frills or fripperies (or hard to clean fabric); just well varnished and easy to clean on campaign (not by the King himself, obviously; another job for the Groom). :-) This is getting very si...

Replacing flags isn't that hard. I'm a bit of an expert at making mistakes with them so having had to replace several, I know. A sharp scalpel, run down the pole, removes them quickly & cleanly. donald Good to know that, Donald. I have some Crimean War troops who will need some remedial flag wo...

Splendid work, Willz. And good to see those flags in use too!

Cheers,

David.

ochoin wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 1:31 pm Thanks very much, David. The GdF flag is truly lovely.

donald

Thank you, Donald. Look forward to seeing that flag in use with your troops...

Cheers,

David.

A wonderful looking game, Willz.

Cheers,

David.

Wonderful units! :-) Wish I had the time and energy to do some British cavalry standards - but hopefully I will eventually... Cheers, David. Well you did the speculative guidons for the Legion Britannique; that's 99% of the work done for most of 'em! As you've said though, it's a lot of work for so...

May I nit-pick slightly and point out that on image fa11 the central flags (of La Sarre, I think) have the colonel's flag upside down, as the shading suggests! You may, but be prepared to be kept busy as fixing flags upside down is something of a regular occurrence on here. Just sayin'..... Ha ha! ...

) have the colonel's flag upside down, as the shading suggests! Cheers, David. :x OK, Smartie. And what makes you think you're right....... Oh. You're the wonderful person who runs NBA. Thank you for the correction. and many, many thanks for your work. I'll get round to fixing that flag. Dal's also...

Wonderful units! Wish I had the time and energy to do some British cavalry standards - but hopefully I will eventually...

Cheers,

David.

A good looking unit, Willz. Reminds me I have a few of the Charles VI-Maria Theresa flags still to do, including one that seems to be a so-called Hungarian flag although the Triomphes Louis XV depicts the field in blue, not green!

Cheers,

David.