Precision Military Emblems

20/06/2026

20/06/2026

🚨🎖️ ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS KING’S CROWN BADGE – ALMOST FINISHED PRINTING! 🎖️🚨

We’re delighted to share that our Royal Armoured Corps King’s Crown Badge is now almost finished printing, with less than an hour to go on the printer.

Featuring the King’s Crown of His Majesty King Charles III and inspired by the proud heritage of the Royal Armoured Corps, this latest design pays tribute to one of the British Army’s most distinguished corps.

At the heart of the badge is the iconic armoured gauntlet, symbolising the strength, resilience and fighting spirit that have characterised generations of Royal Armoured Corps soldiers.

With less than an hour remaining on the printer, we’re looking forward to revealing the finished badge and sharing photographs with you very soon.

Proudly produced in Leicestershire.

Stay tuned for the finished reveal!

19/06/2026

🎖️ 14th/20th King’s Hussars Badge Update 🎖️

We’re pleased to share that the 14th/20th King’s Hussars cap badge has now been successfully printed and is ready to be submitted for MOD approval on Monday.

From the initial digital design through to the finished physical piece, it has been rewarding to see this historic emblem brought to life. The badge faithfully reproduces some of its most distinctive features, including the crowned Prussian Eagle with its wings displayed, together with the sceptre and orb carried within the eagle’s extended talons.

The level of detail achieved is particularly impressive. The intricate feathering and fine elements throughout the eagle have reproduced exceptionally well, reflecting both the craftsmanship involved and the rich heritage of this distinguished cavalry regiment.

There is something special about transforming an important piece of regimental history into a display piece that can be appreciated by collectors, veterans, serving personnel, and military history enthusiasts alike. The 14th/20th King’s Hussars served with distinction for many years, and we are delighted with how faithfully the character and detail of this iconic badge have been preserved.

We look forward to sharing further updates as the MOD approval process progresses and, ultimately, making this remarkable badge available as part of our growing collection.

Designed and manufactured in Leicestershire, with a continued commitment to preserving and celebrating Britain’s military heritage.

19/06/2026

🎖️ 14th/20th King’s Hussars Badge Update 🎖️

We’re pleased to share that the 14th/20th King’s Hussars cap badge has now been successfully printed and is ready to be submitted for MOD approval on Monday.

From the initial digital design through to the finished physical piece, it has been rewarding to see this historic emblem brought to life. The badge faithfully reproduces some of its most distinctive features, including the crowned Prussian Eagle with its wings displayed, together with the sceptre and orb carried within the eagle’s extended talons.

The level of detail achieved is particularly impressive. The intricate feathering and fine elements throughout the eagle have reproduced exceptionally well, reflecting both the craftsmanship involved and the rich heritage of this distinguished cavalry regiment.

There is something special about transforming an important piece of regimental history into a display piece that can be appreciated by collectors, veterans, serving personnel, and military history enthusiasts alike. The 14th/20th King’s Hussars served with distinction for many years, and we are delighted with how faithfully the character and detail of this iconic badge have been preserved.

We look forward to sharing further updates as the MOD approval process progresses and, ultimately, making this remarkable badge available as part of our growing collection.

Designed and manufactured in Leicestershire, with a continued commitment to preserving and celebrating Britain’s military heritage.

19/06/2026

🎖️ King’s Hussars Badge Update 🎖️

With just 3 hours of printing remaining, the King’s Hussars cap badge is progressing nicely and the finer details are now beginning to emerge.

As the print develops, some of the badge’s most distinctive features are becoming increasingly clear, including the crowned Prussian Eagle with its wings displayed, together with the sceptre and orb carried within the eagle’s extended talons. Even the small trefoil details within the wings are now starting to take shape, highlighting the intricacy of this historic design.

It’s always rewarding to see such a significant piece of military heritage develop from a digital design into a physical display. The King’s Hussars badge has a unique character and history, and we’re pleased with how faithfully those details are being reproduced.

We look forward to sharing the finished piece once printing and final preparation are complete.

Designed and produced in Leicestershire, with a continued commitment to preserving and celebrating Britain’s military heritage.

18/06/2026

🚨🎖️ ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS QUEEN’S CROWN BADGE SUBMITTED FOR MOD PRE-APPROVAL! 🎖️🚨

We are delighted to announce that another British Army-inspired design has now been submitted to the Ministry of Defence for pre-production approval.

This latest project celebrates the proud heritage of the Royal Armoured Corps and features the Queen’s Crown, reflecting the service of generations of soldiers who served during the reign of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Formed on 4 April 1939, the Royal Armoured Corps brought together the cavalry and tank units of the British Army under a single corps. Since then, RAC soldiers have played a vital role in British military operations around the world, earning a reputation for professionalism, courage and determination in both wartime and peacetime service.

At the centre of this design is the iconic armoured gauntlet, a symbol synonymous with the Royal Armoured Corps. Representing strength, resilience and armoured fighting power, it stands as a tribute to the generations of soldiers who have served within the Corps and upheld its proud traditions.

The Queen’s Crown remains particularly significant to many veterans and former servicemen and women whose military careers took place during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. As with many of our military heritage designs, we endeavour to represent both Crown eras wherever possible. The Queen’s Crown honours those who served under Her Late Majesty, while the King’s Crown recognises those serving today under His Majesty King Charles III. By producing both versions, we aim to ensure that the service and achievements of personnel from both eras are appropriately recognised and remembered.

As part of our ongoing commitment to preserving and celebrating Britain’s military heritage, this design has now been submitted through the official MOD licensing and approval process. Subject to approval, we look forward to adding it to our growing collection of MOD-licensed military displays.

Every design is proudly created in Leicestershire and developed through the appropriate MOD licensing and approval procedures, ensuring that military history and tradition remain at the heart of everything we produce.

We will keep everyone updated as the approval process progresses and look forward to sharing further developments in due course.

The Royal Armoured Corps has proudly served through both Crown eras. We’d love to hear which version holds the greatest significance for you and the memories or service it represents. Let us know in the comments below.

18/06/2026

🚨🎖️ ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS QUEEN’S CROWN BADGE SUBMITTED FOR MOD PRE-APPROVAL! 🎖️🚨

We are delighted to announce that another British Army-inspired design has now been submitted to the Ministry of Defence for pre-production approval.

This latest project celebrates the proud heritage of the Royal Armoured Corps and features the Queen’s Crown, reflecting the service of generations of soldiers who served during the reign of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Formed on 4 April 1939, the Royal Armoured Corps brought together the cavalry and tank units of the British Army under a single corps. Since then, RAC soldiers have played a vital role in British military operations around the world, earning a reputation for professionalism, courage and determination in both wartime and peacetime service.

At the centre of this design is the iconic armoured gauntlet, a symbol synonymous with the Royal Armoured Corps. Representing strength, resilience and armoured fighting power, it stands as a tribute to the generations of soldiers who have served within the Corps and upheld its proud traditions.

The Queen’s Crown remains particularly significant to many veterans and former servicemen and women whose military careers took place during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. As with many of our military heritage designs, we endeavour to represent both Crown eras wherever possible. The Queen’s Crown honours those who served under Her Late Majesty, while the King’s Crown recognises those serving today under His Majesty King Charles III. By producing both versions, we aim to ensure that the service and achievements of personnel from both eras are appropriately recognised and remembered.

As part of our ongoing commitment to preserving and celebrating Britain’s military heritage, this design has now been submitted through the official MOD licensing and approval process. Subject to approval, we look forward to adding it to our growing collection of MOD-licensed military displays.

Every design is proudly created in Leicestershire and developed through the appropriate MOD licensing and approval procedures, ensuring that military history and tradition remain at the heart of everything we produce.

We will keep everyone updated as the approval process progresses and look forward to sharing further developments in due course.

The Royal Armoured Corps has proudly served through both Crown eras. We’d love to hear which version holds the greatest significance for you and the memories or service it represents. Let us know in the comments below.

18/06/2026

Final Stretch for the 3 Royal Horse Artillery Cap Badge 🐴💂‍♂️

Less than an hour remaining, and this one is finally approaching the finish line. 🤞

The detail is looking sharp, the colours are coming through brilliantly, and the badge is shaping up exactly as hoped. At 215 x 375 x 25 mm, it’s certainly making a statement on the print bed.

Large multi-colour prints are always a test of patience, but seeing a project come together layer by layer never gets old. It’s been great watching this one take shape, and I’m looking forward to getting it off the printer and showing the finished result.

Nearly there now!

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