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Hello everyone,

I suppose I should post this in the Pirates subforum as it'll be probaply used the most up here.

In the continuation of my Waterloo project, I had to design both the French and British colours. The British one, the Union Jack, has a quite complex design but after a lot of thinking and experimenting, I was able to reproduce it in the right size. Here you can see it, being carried by a soldier of the 42nd regiment (Black Watch):

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The design is quite complex and isn't able to move like my French flag, but is quite sturdy. The centre part is kept solely in place by pressure, this would have to be changed into green to represent the correct flag for the 42nd at Waterloo.

If you guys are interested, I could post an exploded view of the design aswell.

TT

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I'm not very fond of brickbuilt flags and this one seems to work only from one side.

But it's clear that this is a masterpiece and I think it's the best one can do this way.

It's certainly recognizable the Union Jack. Great job :thumbup:

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I'm not very fond of brickbuilt flags and this one seems to work only from one side.

But it's clear that this is a masterpiece and I think it's the best one can do this way.

It's certainly recognizable the Union Jack. Great job :thumbup:

What do you mean by works only from one side? Although I don't yet have the parts for it, the design is featured both on the front and the back of the flag.

Feel free to use the design, I'll try to post a picture later this evening of the construction. :classic:

TT

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What do you mean by works only from one side? Although I don't yet have the parts for it, the design is featured both on the front and the back of the flag.

My mistake.

I thought you had used blue headlight bricks, but with technic 1x1 bricks with a hole or something like that, it can indeed be done from two sides :pir-classic:

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