Mexican War Flags Now in 18mm

DinOfBattle2 writes:

Hi TVAG!

Thanks for the reply. Glad to hear Eric Cox hasn't forgoten about the Manchu\Qing flags! I was starting to get worried. My Taipings look glorious, but the Imperial Chinese look naked without flags! :-)

I have a large Maximilian collection that I will be rebasing and adding new flags to, so I will raise my hand in that I would purchase 15mm flags for this period. Of course, I will likely rebase before they are ready unless there is an avalanche of interest. :-)

Eric Burgess
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The Virtual Armchair General of The Virtual Armchair General writes:

For the many fans of the beautiful 18mm figures by Eureka for the Mexican-American War, TVAG wishes to let them know that they no longer need to scrounge or "fake" their unit flags.

Prepared by the original designer of the Mexican War Flags Collection, Eric Cox, these are the same highest quality flags and standards as the originals in 15mm and 25/28mm.

Only after a year's research with help of the staff at the West Point Library, Library of Congress, numerous state historical societies, and Mexican sources previously unavailable, Eric was finally able to offer the most authentic and complete collection of flags for wargamers and dioramists to date.

Pending requests from customers, TVAG is waiting to offer the same full collection of Mexican, U.S., and U.S. Volunteer flags and standards in 6mm, 20mm, and specific items in 54mm.

Please visit TVAG's Mexican War Flags Collection page to see for yourself and read more about them.