In light of public interest and a new book that is "in the works", I've decided that it's time to include Imperial EKs to the stats department in more detail. The main focus of this thread are the 1914EK1s, allthough you are more than welcome to add 1870s pieces too. 1813EKs aren't included for the simply reason that they did not have any makermarks (at least at the time of awarding) nor did they have makers that are known today and that could be traced to a manufacturer.
So once again, I'm asking for your support and endurance.
Thank you in advance.
Remember that all EKs are magnetic pinpacks by default.
I can't post my own EK1 here as I have posted it over at Gmic, but I will post my EK2s here though. You are going to have to make the same choise. Post here or there, but do not post your EKs in both. Double posts are not the way to get accurate data.
Remember that this warning ONLY applies to these two stats threads that I have created on Imperial EKs, because these two are the ONLY ones that I have on two forums.
So once again, I'm asking for your support and endurance.
Thank you in advance.
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Remember that all EKs are magnetic pinpacks by default.
I can't post my own EK1 here as I have posted it over at Gmic, but I will post my EK2s here though. You are going to have to make the same choise. Post here or there, but do not post your EKs in both. Double posts are not the way to get accurate data.
Remember that this warning ONLY applies to these two stats threads that I have created on Imperial EKs, because these two are the ONLY ones that I have on two forums.
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