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Personal logo The Virtual Armchair General Sponsoring Member of TMP of The Virtual Armchair General writes:

The popular Sikh Wars Flag Collection by Chris Ferree has been updated and expanded. Besides providing all Colors and Standards for British and HEIC units which participated in both Sikh Wars in 25/28mm, 20mm, and 15mm scales, all of these same flags are now available in 6mm as well.

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Now more than ever, it is possible to play games such as John Company, The Sword In India, or The Sword In The Punjab, and other rules sets, in any scale with an accurate and comprehensive set of the proper flags.

Further, the Colors and Standards of the Khalsa have been completed such that now all 36 Regular Infantry Battalions spread over their seven Brigades are now ready. Even the four Tricolors flown by the "French Brigade" at Aliwal are in hand. Further, all seven of the Khalsa's (fledgling) Regular Cavalry Regiments have their Standards represented as well.

All flags have been more accurately rescaled, resulting in an increase in size for each scale. Because of the decreasing size of flags as the scale decreases, the Khalsa Irregular flag sets have additional flags provided for the same price. For example, there are some 209 full color flags in the 6mm set alone!

Visit the Sikh Wars Flag Collection page at The (Virtual) Armchair General for full particulars.