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Toluca Toluca

Texas Alamo

Batallon Batallon

San Luis San Luis

Potosi Potosi
1824 Alamo

Batallon Batallon

Aldama Aldama

Mexican

CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION

OF OF

Dimmits Constitution Mexican (ii)

LUX LUX
Batallon Batallon

LIBERTAS LIBERTAS

Matamores Matamores
Permanente Permanente
Austin Independence

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Fir TEXAN of Fir TEXAN of

VO VO
Jiminez Jiminez LUNTEERS LUNTEERS
Permanente Permanente FROM NEW ORLEANS FROM NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans Grays

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INDEPENDENCE INDEPENDENCE

Troutman Goliad Scotts Liberal Faction

INDEPENDENCE INDEPENDENCE
LIBERTY LIBERTY
JUSTICE JUSTICE

Fredonian Rebellion Alabama Red Rovers

OUR OUR
COUNTRY’S COUNTRY’S
RIGHTS RIGHTS
OR OR
DEATH DEATH

Harrisburg Volunteers Bakers flag of San Felipe

INDEPENDENCE INDEPENDENCE

Browns flag of Independence National Naval flag

Dodsons Lone Star

COME AND TAKE IT COME AND TAKE IT
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 Not by any means a definitive guide, there are many ways to do these, but here is a quick guide to
show how I do my flags.

Print out the desired flag sheet. I cut the chosen flag out roughly Here I have used a scalpel and
Some good effects can be achieved with scissors. You can easily do metal rule to cut upto the design.
by using woven or hammered paper this and the next step together
but here I just used 80gsm photo- as one.
copier paper - the cheap stuff.

Now I fold the flag in half and Now I cover one half and into the Place your flag pole into the
make a crease. You can trim the crease with PVA glue. I used it crease.
edges with the scalpel and rule neat but you can thin it down.
quite well at this point.

Fold back in half, lining up the Because we can see a little of the Trim the pole to length, this one
edges as good as possible and white paper around the edges I was cut to 55mm, and paint it.
press the two sides flat together. take approximate colours and You may wish to wait until the
Leave to dry. touch up any white areas. pole is attached before painting.

This for me is the best bit. Just
crumple up and bend some folds
into the flag. I tend to work from
the pole going one way then the
next.
Although it will spring back a
little, the paper and PVA will be
stiff enough to hold the bends.
I also bend the corners in on the
diagonal.
Add the flag to your miniature.
I drilled straight through this
chaps top hand but only part
way into the other to form a cup
to support the pole.