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Not sure wether a "flags only" order needs bubble plastic, but as I already paid for the postage, do what you deem best. Actually I do not know wether it would be legal to put merchendise into a standard letter – regulations vary. What really irks me – something you can do nothing about – is that I have to pay 5€ for a package from Spain, or on average some 20% of value for stuff from the UK, both to Germany – while most stuff from China comes free… because China is still registered as a "developing" country and gets its postage cost covered by the "industrial" countries. Well, ranting aside. Good to see Ming flags – fills up a small gap that prevents me from fumbling by painting my own. I will use these on my 3d-printed junks and send you an image once they are done. Now my friend just needs some for his Choson Panakseon and Turtles :-) |
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unknown member of Minairons Miniatures writes:
If anyone was missing some Far East naval powers' ensigns and flags, in order to add some color to their deadly war junks, I hope these two new releases will be useful and tempting enough for you!
I've just made available two new sets of 1:600th scale naval flags for Chinese ships during the Ming and Qing periods – roughly between the 15th and 19th centuries.
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