@monroe Actually I hear that a whole turn equates to 6 months for A&A…
"Tall Paul's" U.K.-FAR EAST Calcutta-based units painted by "Warmachine Team"
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Why not use these? http://www.historicalboardgaming.com/Axis-Allies-1914-WW1-Roundels_p_1435.html
They arnt decals but will they work?
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No, those are too large… And aren’t even decals…
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We are looking for some to use on pieces like tanks and halftracks, maybe artillery.
While I could paint them, it would be much easier to use a decal if one existed.
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I would look for these tiny decals in old model kits. Anything you might have or find that is a British racing model will likely have some tiny Union Jack transfers in it. That’s all I can think of other than making your own on some with labels using felt or gel pens.
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Guys,
––As an example of the type/size/shape of decals we’re needing, shown below is an I-94Enterprises decal sheet of German rectangular flags that are going to be on all of the German ship units and also the top-rear decks of German tanks and on the breech blocks of artillery units. I would truly be ecstatic if we could find some British “Union Jack” flags. Thanks for any assistance.
“Tall Paul”
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Flames of War has just the decals, all sorts of sizes I saw union Jack ones in the British kit. Looked pretty affordable, you can order them online just check their website.
www.flamesofwar.com -
Flames of War has just the decals, all sorts of sizes I saw union Jack ones in the British kit. Looked pretty affordable, you can order them online just check their website.
www.flamesofwar.comAre you sure? … I looked but cannot find any.
I considered going the FOW route but assumed they might not have what we want because they are more about completely historical scale modeling.
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I actually saw them at a local hobby store not on their website. Here is the decal section of their website and there are no Union Jacks, but there are St. Georges Cross variants. Perhaps the UJ was not used in the war to mark units?
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I actually saw them at a local hobby store not on their website. Here is the decal section of their website and there are no Union Jacks, but there are St. Georges Cross variants. Perhaps the UJ was not used in the war to mark units?
Oh… yeah, I might have to go to my hobby store and take a look there.
The Union Jack was not used as a unit marker in the war, which is why it is so hard to find.
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That would be my answer. Anyway, I’ll keep an eye out. If I come across some I will let you know.
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That would be my answer. Anyway, I’ll keep an eye out. If I come across some I will let you know.
Happy hunting.Thanks much.
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