[quote="quindia"]Juggling lots of things right now (including flags for the horse in Ireland) - probably won't see expansion to another theater until the first one is covered. I can't even hazard a guess... :([/quote]

No worries, Big 'C', THANK's anyway :D

Juggling lots of things right now (including flags for the horse in Ireland) - probably won't see expansion to another theater until the first one is covered. I can't even hazard a guess... :(

Barry & Clarence,

may I respectfully ask about an estimate for the GNW Flags?

Best Wishes,

Günter

[quote="verulam"]Ordered, now needy gamer wants the horse!!

Seriuosly great work for a period which is now really blowing my skirt up. :D[/quote]

Working on the horse now... :mrgreen:

Ray.

Ordered, now needy gamer wants the horse!!

Seriuosly great work for a period which is now really blowing my skirt up. :D

Great response to the flags! thanks from Clarence and I!! :D

To be honest, I've tried varnishing one - I varnish my figures before adding the flags. I'm not sure the inkjet paper would like that very much, but I'll experiment with a few and see. I am writing an article for my blog on how to get the most out of your paper flags and the varnish question is a good one.

A bit off topic but every other forum I am on it isn't though on some users who have left posts appear like that.

I am glad the flags are working properly now & I have one question how do they take being varnished?

:evil: [color=#FFBF00]Ginger[/color]

[quote="Guest"]Graphics issues resolved (thanks, Stuart)![/quote]

Ummm... that was me... wasn't signed in - I didn't even know that it was possible to post as a guest!

Graphics issues resolved (thanks, Stuart)!

Guys, at the moment the shop software is having a disagreement with the CMYK files and producing pics with fluorescent colors (and also forcing the thumbnails to 100% width of the frame). Many programs automatically handle the conversion for publication to the web, but it doesn't seem to be the case here... we'll get this sorted out shortly, but for now you can see more accurate color thumbs here...

http://quindiastudios.blogspot.com/2012/06/raising-standard.html

OK, so they are here at last. We've chosen not to illustrate every code for obvious anti piracy reasons but you'll get the idea of what they all look like from the examples used.. hope you like them!

French
http://www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/products-cat-20.html

Jacobite
http://www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/products-cat-19.html

Williamite
http://www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/products-cat-17.html