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Other Stuff => The Lead Painters' League => Season 4 => Topic started by: Prof.Witchheimer on 21 March 2010, 11:25:15 PM
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Nice job on the Cameron tartan! (but shouldn't the facings be blue for the Queen's Own?)
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Very Nice Highlanders there '42! How did you do their skirts >:D?
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How did you do their skirts
Skirts!! lol lol lol lol
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Very Nice Highlanders there '42! How did you do their skirts >:D?
Skirts!! lol lol lol lol
gamer Mac will be along shortly to sort you out......in a Glasgow kiss kind of way.... :D
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Nice job on the Cameron tartan! (but shouldn't the facings be blue for the Queen's Own?)
Drat! Foiled!
You're probably right, but I only realised this after painting them.
Very Nice Highlanders there '42! How did you do their skirts >:D?
With a very thin brush, and much foul language.
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Skirts!! lol lol lol lol
I don't think I will even mention that :-X
As for the facings I am no expert but I looked into it a bit when I was painting mine and the Perry's site said that the facings on the Scottish regiments were yellow ???
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They look fantastic, and I could never do such a good job.
For facings, the 79th Highlanders had green facings, but when the regiment became the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders they got blue facings. IIRC, Cardwell reforms of 1881 generally assigned white facings to English and Welsh regiments, yellow to the Scottish ones and green to the Irish, blue to the "royal" regiments (ie, if the title of the regiment was Royal (name), King's Own or Queen's Own). There were of course exceptions.
But as I usually mock the button counters, I now feel dirty for becoming one myself...