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18thC Imaginations uniform books.
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
With your luck. They will randomly end up being the same FSJ blue though.
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
I did see once long ago a napoleonic unit painted in standard british dpm. They loked surprisingly good. Same nutter did modern british in red coats too, again, oddly effective (airfix 1/32nd polythenes I think).
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
Imaginations. Isn’t there a clue there?
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
Fuchsia pink with black lace and facings.
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
I was thinking Foundry Nipple Pink and a random selection of cuff colours, starting with Deep Purple.
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
Pink was seen as quite a manly colour back then.
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
But do you play the Lucy Drinking Game - a shot on every change of costume?
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
We don't have enough room in the house for that much alcohol.
This one had me wishing otherwise, though.....
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This one had me wishing otherwise, though.....
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Re: 18thC Imaginations uniform books.
PIR 7 Braunschweig-Bevern http://www.kronoskaf.com/syw/index.php? ... n_Infantry had pink facings. If their musicians had the at one point usual reversed coat colours then that's pretty much accurate.