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<p>Badges painted on little scraps of polyester suede .Unusually , the KSLI are shown wearing a full set of badges on their KD jackets , which makes for a rather colourful effect. <br/>DML boots ( I’m sorry , but I still think the Newline ones look a bit clumpy ) with new laces . <br/>The lifebelt was made by Richie Elbourne : look at the stitching ! <br/></p><p> </p><p>
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</p><p><br/>The bugle started as the “ Soldier Story “ Chinese one , which is pretty good , but really too slim for a British bugle . In trying to improve it I realised that I might as well do the job properly , so in the end only used the bell section as an armature for remodelling in Miliput , and made all the tubing from polystyrene rod and a piece of aluminium tube, with the mouthpiece turned in brass : <br/></p><p> </p><p>
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</p><p>It seemed best to cast the whole thing into pewter , since I knew of a couple of people who might want one, and it could be polished then varnished to represent copper and brass: <br/></p><p><br/> </p><p>
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</p><p>Having looked up the KSLI on the web , I think it highly possible that they had chrome- or silver-plated bugles , so I’ve stretched the point and just given it a high polish , which saves the effort of “ brassing “ it .The bell has the KSLI capbadge soldered on , a common practice . <br/>The cords are from embroidery silk , with tassels made round small Fimo beads: <br/><br/><br/></p>
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