Many Thanks

[Prisoneratvillage]

Thank you to everyone for a warm welcome. I do have a question on kilt pins.
As a British car nut, I would like to use an enamel Triumph car emblem as a pin.
I bring it up as I saw a gentleman at the NH games who was using an MG badge for
a belt buckle. It looked great. But as a traditionalist in general don't want to step too
far from what is considered correct. Thoughts?
Tom S.

[GrainReaper]

Thank you to everyone for a warm welcome. I do have a question on kilt pins.
As a British car nut, I would like to use an enamel Triumph car emblem as a pin.
I bring it up as I saw a gentleman at the NH games who was using an MG badge for
a belt buckle. It looked great. But as a traditionalist in general don't want to step too
far from what is considered correct. Thoughts?
Tom S.

We have a thread here titled show us your kilt pins, there is a lot of proper kilt pins as well as a wide range of things repurposed as kilt pins, I use a Lego bagpiper that I weighted the legs, glued together and made into a kilt pin. I say if it's sized right and you like it....... use it!