Showing posts with label 15mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 15mm. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 November 2012

Pre Order your Wargame Flags, Transfers, Models and Accesories for Warfare 2012

Pre Order Now for Warfare 2012!



Old West Gallows Kit by Battle Flag £10.50

Anyone wanting to purchase, flags, transfers, buildings, bases or paint racks for collection and payment at Warfare 2012, November 17th & 18th at Reading, from the lads at First Corps can pre order now.
 

Official Fireforge Games Waterslide Transfers by Battle Flag £5.50 per sheet of 24 shields
 
First Corps carry our complete range to all Major UK shows with the exception of the 15mm flags. So any of you 15mm gamers will need to pre order your stuff if you want to be able to field your armies under some of the finest wargame flags available.
 

Paint Storage Rack by Battle Flag £22.50
 
Lots of new transfer sets will be getting their first airing at Reading, the new Imperial Roman, Celts, the  official Fireforge Games Foot Sergeants shield decals and more will all be available from First Corps.


Archival Quality Wargame Flags from just £1.00
Battle Flag
Raising the Standard

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

New 15mm ECW Scots Wargame Flags from Battle Flag

The flags and standards of the Montrose Irish and Royalist Scots plus those of the ardent Scots Covenanters are now available in 15mm, for collectors and English Civil War period wargamers, from Battle Flag.


15mm Flags of The Royalist Army of Scotland  (£5.50)


The new 15mm wargame flag sheets use the same beautiful artwork as our 28mm wargame flags and benefit from our high resolution printing process for outstanding detail and quality.


15mm Covenanter Flags and Standards (£9.00)


As with all our wargame flags they are printed on museum quality papers using archival ink for long lasting value.

 For more information click HERE.

“He either fears his fate too much,
Or his deserts are small,
That puts it not unto the touch
To win or lose it all”

From Montrose's poem:
My Dear and Only Love


Battle Flag
Raising the Standard

Friday, 15 October 2010

Flags of The Mexican-American War now available from Battle Flag

This post must start with a huge thank you to Jonathan M. for recommending Battle Flag to GJM to create a range of flags to compliment GJM’s superb new Gringo 40s miniatures.

Having just got of the telephone with Ged at GJM, I am pleased to announce that a new range of Mexican American War flags from Battle Flag will be released in 40mm to compliment GJM,s excellent  new range of 40mm Mex-Am War miniatures.  

Battle Flag will support the range with a full range of beautiful Regimental and National Colours for the U.S. and Mexican forces.

The first release will cover the U.S Regular Infantry and Volunteer Regiments with the Mexican forces to follow shortly.

Using the same superlative artwork Battle Flag have also released the range in both 15mm & 28mm (The Battle Flag range are also now the official range of Mexican-American flags for First Corps excellent range of 28mm wargame figures).

Available now on our now familiar style of Collectors sheet the U.S. Regular Infantry plate is given added impact with a contemporary picture of General Winfield Scott and a facsimile of his signature.

Click here to go to the Battle Flag Store

Sunday, 25 July 2010

Cry' God for Harry, England and St. George! Battle Flag release Wargame flags for the English at Agincourt

Following on from the First Hundred Years War set of wargame flags, “The Knights of The Black Prince”, I have had a lot of requests for flag sets for Agincourt and the War of the Roses.

The good news is that not only will we be releasing flags sets for all of the major Combatants of both periods but that the first sheet of model flags for the Battle of Agincourt is ready now.

It goes without saying that the first set of wargame flags had to be for Henry V.



 Henry V is my favorite of all Shakespeare plays, what with the stirring St. Crispin’s Day speech just before the battle of Agincourt itself and the immortal line before storming the walls of Harfleur, “Cry God, for Harry, England and St. George!”

The first flag sheet for the War of the Roses will be next along with a sheet of flags bearing the Cross of St George.

I am of up to Towton to visit the battlefield this week, just for a bit of inspiration you understand; a trip which has nothing to do with the fine Yorkshire ales that will need to be imbibed to liberate the artistic juices. 

To visit the Battle Flag online shop click HERE

Tuesday, 22 June 2010

The Flags of Montrose's Irish Brigade (Part Two)

Having now gotten my hands on the excellent little booklet, Scots Armies of the 17th Century. The Royalist Armies 1639-46 by Stuart Reid I have spent the last few days working on the flags of Montrose's Irish.

The second sheet of wargame flags in the series is now ready and carries the image of Montrose and the quotation from,My Dear and Only Love, which will be a feature of these particular sheets of model flags to help identify them in listings etc.

This particular sheet includes the blue flag with the Virgin and child crushing the head of a serpent and the white flag bearing a blood red crucifix in the Irish style.

My reasoning for the Celtic Cross rather than a simple Crucifix is that having grown up near an  old Chapel in County Tyrone I remembered the  graveyard was full of Celtic crosses rather than the standard crucifix. So would it not make sense to have this style of Cross emblazoned on the Standard of Irish soldiers of the 17th Century. It certainly gives the flag a lot more flair.

You can see the previous sheet in the series HERE

Thursday, 17 June 2010

The Flags of Montrose's Irish Brigade Now Available From Battle Flag

The latest sheet of 25mm wargame flags in Battle Flags English Civil War series of flags represents two of the banners carried by the Irish of Montrose’s Irish Brigade.


The first shows Christ carrying the Cross on a green field and the second the medieval pictogram IHS is emblazoned on a red field.


This is the first of six sheets of wargame flags covering the colourful flags and banners of Montrose’s Regiments of Irish.


Wednesday, 16 June 2010

1st Corps to Raise the Standard for Battle Flag at Phalanax Wargame Show

Battle Flag gets it official UK launch at the Phalanx Wargame Show in St Helens on Saturday 19th 2010 at the 1st Corps trade stand.

To celebrate this momentous occasion, well it is for me… first show and all,  you will be able to purchase for the first time ever Battle Flags all new 15 mm English Civil War sheet of 17 Parliamentarian flags.

The full range of wargame and collectors flags from Battle Flag in 15mm and 25mm will be available to view and purchase at Phlanax from the lads of 1st Corps.


1st Corps will be selling the full range of flags from Battle Flag at this and other prestigious wargaming shows and events throughout the UK for the rest of 2010.

Saturday, 12 June 2010

40mm American Civil War Flags Now Available From Battle Flag

Due to numerous requests here at Battle Flag  we will be releasing our model flags in 40mm for gamers and collectors that like to collect these larger scale model soldiers. Starting with our extremely popular Confederate flag plates we will continue to rescale all our flag sets to this popular scale over the coming weeks.

The 40 mm sets of flags offer the same superlative artwork and quality already enjoyed by wargamers and collectors of model soldiers in the other popular scales.



The first release in the 40mm American Civil War range of model flags is, Hood's Texas Brigade and offers great value at 12.50 for 10 flags including the 1st, 4th and 5th Texas as well as the 3rd Arkansas and the 18th Georgia Infantry.

Click Here to go to our online shop for this and our many other sets of model and wargaming flags.

Wednesday, 9 June 2010

Trans Mississippi Department and Kentucky Orphan Brigade Wargame Flags From Battle Flag

This week’s releases include two brand new sheets of wargame flags covering the flags and standards of the Trans Mississippi Department and Kentucky’s Orphan Brigade.


Both sheets of flags are available in 25mm, 20mm, and 15mm with 54mm available in two sheet sets.

It is amazing what you see when you create an analytical study of a flag. The script and Battle Honors on the 6th Kentucky for instance demonstrate not only different styles but different writing techniques. The Battle Honors were not all written in the same hand and one can only imagine the story that in itself tells.



You can buy these and any other sets from Battle Flag Here

Tuesday, 1 June 2010

The Standard of the 1st Texas Infantry From Battle Flag.

The first Confederate promo figure is now finished. As is now becoming the norm with Battle Flag ACW promo pics the figure is from the excellent Perry Miniatures 28mm range.

Representing a standard bearer of the 1st Texas Infantry charging with the colours. Known as the Wigfall it was made by Lula Wigfall, daughter of the regiment's first colonel, Louis T. Wigfall, and was presented to the 1st Texas in the summer of 1861.

As the battle honors attest, the 1st Texas fought under this flag throughout the Peninsula Campaign. The Texans carried it through the battle of Second Manassas in August 1862 and on into Maryland during Lee's first invasion of the North.


At the Battle of Antietam, in Miller's cornfield  the 1st Texas suffered 82.3 percent casualties, being the highest number of killed and wounded suffered by any single unit North or South in a single action during the entire war. During the battle no less than nine men fell carrying this flag. When the ninth standard bearer was killed, the flag was lost. It was picked up from among the Texas dead by a Union soldier. 

The "Wigfall" standard from Battle Flag is from the Hoods Texas Brigade set. The set comes as a plate sheet  and contains no less than 11 standards. The battle flags and standards for 1st Texas, 4th Texas, 5th Texas , 18th Georgia, 3rd Arhansas, Hamptons Legion are all beautifully represented and are a superb addition to anyone who wargames or collects Hood's Texas Brigade. The set is available as a plate in 15mm, 25/28mm and as a two plate set in 54mm from Battle-Flag.com.



Thursday, 27 May 2010

Battle Flag Now Available in 54 mm

At Battle Flag we are extremely pleased to be able to announce that the first officially released 54 mm model flag sets are now available. Toy Soldier collectors and finescale modelers can now benefit from the superlative quality of Battle Flag’s miniature flags and standards. Click Here to view this exciting new range.



Monday, 17 May 2010

New 25mm Wargame Flag releases for English Civil War


We have been somewhat busy creating loads more wargame flags for the ECW range and will be keeping you up to speed with the latest releases over the next few days as they come on line.

The first of the English Civil War wargame flag sets are the Parliamentarian’s Sir John Gell’s and Lord Brooke’s Regiment’s of Foote.

We have included sample images in this post as always, just to whet your appetites, and will be uploading even more tomorrow which in turn should keep all you Royalist chaps happy.



To purchase these or any other sets of model wargame flags from Battle Flag click here

Tuesday, 11 May 2010

Free Wargame Flag Download

We thought our customers and the readers of this blog might appreciate a free flag download or two.

Created to the same exacting standards as Battle Flags commercially available wargame flag sheets and plates this is our way of saying thankyou for your continued support and custom.

The flag represents the Second Captain of the Duke of York's Regiment of Foot. It  should look splendid within the Royalist Ranks of  your wargame miniatures and figures regardless of scale 10mm, 15mm, 25mm or even 54mm and above as with all our flags it was created in very high resolution.  

Simply left click the image and when the full scale pic comes up right click and save image. Once downloaded simply rescale to your requirements and remember to use a good quality paper and print at the highest setting.

To see the full range of available flags click HERE

Thursday, 29 April 2010

Battle Flag Release Wargame Flags of ACW Confederate General John Bell Hood's Texas Brigade

Today’s release covers the flags of the tenacious Confederate General John Bell Hood’s Texas Brigade. Represented are the flags of 1st, 4th and 5th Texas Infantry Regiments and the standards of the 18th Georgia Infantry, Hampton’s Legion and the 3rd Arkansas Infantry.

As with all our Battle Flag wargame sheets a lot of consideration is given to the layout of the miniature flags to maximize the aesthetic quality of the finished product. With a picture of General Hood surrounded with the flags and standards of his Texas Brigade Regiments this is we believe the most attractive yet. In fact one is now framed and hanging on the Studio wall.


Battle Flag will have more exciting releases in the ACW Brigade range over the coming weeks allowing wargamer to create historically accurate named Brigades and more faithfully reflect the correct order of battle in their wargames and collections of military miniatures.

You can view more sets of Confederate wargame flags at www.battle-flag.com 

Friday, 23 April 2010

Win Battle Flag’s First ACW Promo Figure.

Any client who places an order between 19-04-2010 and 22-07-2010 with Battle Flag will be entered into the free draw for this beautiful miniature of a 69th New York Color Sergeant (figure from Perry Miniatures 25mm ACW range).

The 25mm Color Sergeant is painted and based to museum standard and carrying the Color of the 69th from the "Faugh a Ballagh" series of model and wargame flags from Battle Flag.

He will be appearing in various promotional literature and material for Battle Flag over the coming months, so should be well known within the wargame community, by the time one Battle Flag's lucky customers gets to take possession of him.

The draw will be held the last week of July and the winner announced 1st August 2010.

This competition is open to all Battle Flag clients worldwide

Friday, 16 April 2010

Battle Flag Release American Civil War Confederate Flags in 54mm, 28mm/25mm, 20mm, 15mm

The first large, A4, wargame flag sheets are now available from battle flag. Covering the Regiments of the Confederacy with 11 flags per set these sheets provide the wargamer and military modeler with a large selection of high quality confederate battle flags and standards.

Designed to look as if they are blowing in the wind and printed slightly over scale as standard, for a more dramatic effect, the detail on these flags is simply stunning.

When you are viewing the image of the sheet remember that it is only a 72 dpi sample image the actual flags are printed at 300dpi. This means that even the batlle honours on the 22nd North Carolina Regiment are fully legible!

Click on the images below to supersize
 Sample image of ACW wargame flag sheet 1


Sample image of ACW wargame flag sheet 2

 

Sample image of ACW wargame flag sheet 3





Tuesday, 30 March 2010

Thursday, 18 March 2010

Battle Flag Releases Thirty Years War Flags in 15mm!


Due to numerous requests I have decided to release the Battle Flag range in 15mm. The First in the series are from the Thirty Years War period and represent the Imperialist Regiments of Pappenheim.

Using the same high quality materials and highly detailed images Battle Flag now offers the same superlative detail in 15mm as in its larger 25mm ranges.

I decided to place no less than 12 flags on each sheet and at only £5.25 per sheet. This offers the 15 mm war gamer and model soldier collector excellent value for money (less than 44 pence per flag).

You can currently purchase these directly and payments can be made via PayPal at no extra cost and this will ensure that your order will ship within 24 hrs.

Please feel free to contact me on lowlesr@hotmail.co.uk should you have any questions.
Cheers. Richard.

Monday, 15 March 2010

War Game Battle Flag Tutorial


I want to ensure that my customers get the most from their purchase and are able to create beautiful and realistic flags for their miniatures. To that end I have created this tutorial that should allow anyone with basic skills and a few simple tools to create a show piece flag or flags for their model army.
Only a good pair of scissors, a couple of pieces of clean paper, model flag staff, glue stick and of course your chosen Battle Flag are required. The glue stick is very important as this form of adhesive has proven itself to be by far the most effective for assembling flags from the Battle Flag range.
Having cleared a suitable working area the first task is to simply cut your chosen Battle Flag from the carrier sheet. This can be done quite roughly and you should ensure that there is a fair amount of spare border around the flag. Do not try and cut the flag accurately from the sheet.
Once the flag has been removed now is the time to cut it accurately. Take your time and ensure that your cuts are straight. Some might want to use a ruler and craft knife for this, if you do please be careful, personally I prefer scissors.
Once the flag has been cut out, fold the flag in half at the midpoint. All Battle Flag’s have a central portion that is included specifically to wrap around the shaft.
The fold must be accurate and I find that it is best to first fold it lightly and then to place between the two pieces of paper and crease it heavily with my finger tip. The paper will ensure that the flag remains clean of grease etc.
Once properly folded and creased open your Battle Flag again and place it face down on clean paper. Then holding the flag firmly apply a good amount of glue stick to the rear of the flag. The whole of the back should be covered not just half or part and again this is important to ensure a good finish.
Place the flag pole into the crease and fold the flag over pressing the flag gently into place into place.
Then having checked the alignment for a final time place the flag on the table between the clean paper and press firmly.
Once flattened satisfactorily you can now add a few flowing curves. This can be done freehand or with the aid of a paintbrush handle or similar. Take your time as you do not want to add creases just gentle curves.
When the glue is set you will have quite a rigid structure and you can now attach the finished standard to the figure.

Sunday, 14 March 2010

25mm Wargame Irish Brigade Flags Ready Now!




These superb renditions of the Flags of the Irish Brigade can be odered directly or purchased on ebay item no. 190380770089.


To all my customers both old and new!
Beannachtam na Femle Padraig 2010
(Happy St. Patricks Day 2010)