My latest: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/map-thread-xx.492239/page-147#post-21260829@CobaltChloride NOBODY EXPECTS THE NATIONAL SYNDICALIST KINGDOM OF SPAIN!
Well we have done a hell of a job! I don't suppose you do also maps ?
My latest: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/map-thread-xx.492239/page-147#post-21260829@CobaltChloride NOBODY EXPECTS THE NATIONAL SYNDICALIST KINGDOM OF SPAIN!
Well we have done a hell of a job! I don't suppose you do also maps ?
@CobaltChloride it's a well done map!
So the characteristic of mine are below, it's a laundry that you can see.
@CobaltChloride so I asked you so much already but there are corrections/notes/observations I need to make
I can probably get to work tomorrow, though I would quickly like to point out that Spain does in fact have Oran and MaK, even if it is a little difficult to see.@CobaltChloride so I asked you so much already but there are corrections/notes/observations I need to make
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- Georgia and Azerbaijan also belong to this TL to Russia
- West Timor belongs to Portugal
- Spain is missing Oran and Mers al kibir
- Romania still has the same eastern borders it had before 1939 as below (except Bulgarian Dobruja)
If possible all bodies of water black and the borders cyan.
- You can't really see the colonies of Portugal and Spain or other overseas province (like Canadia Carribean) with the color pattern. Can you give each country it own color?
Thanks again in advance!
I can probably get to work tomorrow, though I would quickly like to point out that Spain does in fact have Oran and MaK, even if it is a little difficult to see.
I'm not in a hurry and thanks again man.
I re checked the map and yes they indeed are.
@CobaltChloride
does anyone know the size/ shape of medieval flags? or where to find that out? mainly looking for late medieval european standards and banners but in general it would be nice to know what rules different historical places and times had for flags and flag-like objects. also are standards and pennants meant to be right angle triangles or isosceles?
does anyone know the size/ shape of medieval flags? or where to find that out? mainly looking for late medieval european standards and banners but in general it would be nice to know what rules different historical places and times had for flags and flag-like objects. also are standards and pennants meant to be right angle triangles or isosceles?
you won't really find standardised shape and size before the early modern era (16th-17th century). Even then, it would vary widely between countries and functions. For example french infantry unit standards were squarish and over 2 meters while cavalry ones were less then 1 meter tall, curved and bifurcated.
To give an idea of the wide differences, here are an infantry (left) and cavalry (right) at the same scale of the same period.
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damn, i wanted to make to scales templates in paint. what about the sizes of specific flags from specific places. like either described in a primary source or found in the field and then measured. 1400s france, england and scotland would be cool uwu. also was there any consensus(s) for the ratios then? wikimedia commons has templates that arent used on any english page, and one that is only used on a user page. is there a modern typology for oldschool flags like an okeshott but for flags?As Marc said, there was no standardization. But I will try to provide some wikipedia links for examples.
Oriflamme - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgFlags of the Holy Roman Empire - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgHeraldic flag - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgGonfalon - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgPennon - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
As for non European, here are some Japanese examples:
Hata-jirushi - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgNobori - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgSashimono - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.orgUma-jirushi - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Turko-Mongol:
Tug (banner) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
damn, i wanted to make to scales templates in paint. what about the sizes of specific flags from specific places. like either described in a primary source or found in the field and then measured. 1400s france, england and scotland would be cool uwu. also was there any consensus(s) for the ratios then? wikimedia commons has templates that arent used on any english page, and one that is only used on a user page. is there a modern typology for oldschool flags like an okeshott but for flags?
<the aforementioned template that exists without elaboration. also that triangle thing i really need to know, wikipedia has confliction information on it, does it just depend?
what about the sizes of specific flags from specific places. like either described in a primary source or found in the field and then measured. 1400s france, england and scotland would be cool uwu.
also was there any consensus(s) for the ratios then?
This should do the trick.@CobaltChloride
could you switch the colors of Spain with that former French West Africa and vice versa? Maybe then we can see the Spanish Algerian enclaves.
I would also suggest switching the color of Brazil with the one of Portugal and vice versa again.
Next time would you like to do the alignment-coloring and I also have in mind to "communistify" a coat of arms (and turn it into a flag), can I share it with you in your next reply?? I hope you're not bothered from my many requests but you seem to be one interested in my projects. 😁👍😂
@CobaltChloride niiiiiiiiiiccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!This should do the trick.
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Can anyone make a flag for the Kingdom of France with the Vichy ax?
The flag should look like this but with darker colors
It should include this Vichy ax with the words "Travail, Famille, Patrie"
Try placing the two sides of the ax above the crown and that's about it.