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    US Army tartan thread count?

    I've been trying to find the thread count of the Army tartan with out much luck. My google-fu seems weak today. I am wanting to play around with a Airborne tartan based off of it. Does anyone know what it is?
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    I have no idea on the thread count. BUT, just my thoughts, you GOTTA have maroon worked in there somewhere.
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    That was my thought as well!
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    From the Scottish Tartans Authority:

    Thread Count: B12K34TK8G102DY6WG8DY6G102TK8K34

    Where:
    B=blue
    K=black
    TK=khaki
    DY=dark yellow (gold)
    WG=olive
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    Thanks, Barb!
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    Thanks, Barb. I've been fiddling about with the tartan generator, here http://www.weddslist.com/cgi-bin/tar...g.pl?source=rb, but that thread count isn't working with this. I'll mess about a bit more.
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    A "Field Artillery" version with a red stripe would also be cool! 'Course then I'd have to buy another kilt...!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barb T. View Post
    From the Scottish Tartans Authority:

    B=blue
    K=black
    TK=khaki
    DY=dark yellow (gold)
    WG=olive
    Hehehe, thanks again, Barb. I was about to ask the "code" for that. I've been dismayed to learn that, depending on which set of patterns one uses there, the colors seem to change!
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    Quote Originally Posted by michaelbeeman View Post
    Thanks, Barb. I've been fiddling about with the tartan generator, here http://www.weddslist.com/cgi-bin/tar...g.pl?source=rb, but that thread count isn't working with this. I'll mess about a bit more.
    It'll sorta work if you use "y" for olive, "v" for gold, and "o" for the khaki, and of course "g" for the green....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsheal View Post
    A "Field Artillery" version with a red stripe would also be cool! 'Course then I'd have to buy another kilt...!
    That could work for the ADA as well (both are scarlet.)

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