Avengers Kilted Episode Again

[MacWage]

To get to his point:

Has ANYONE seen a COLOR pic of the tartan??

By nature, tartan is hard to ID in Black and white, unless it is in tonal grays. I REALLY want to see a color pic (I've been told they exist).

[Martin]

Glad to hear you got the full episode Andy.

In relation to Steed's tartan, there is some speculation on that subject at this website http://theavengers.tv/forever/peel1-5.htm

It seems the name McNee is associated with the MacGregor clan, and that the tartan Steed wears in the episode was chosen for that reason, i.e. MacGregor.

Incidentally, have you spotted the continuity error as Steed pops out to do a bit of fishing?

For those that missed the original post containing the link to a clip from the episode, here it is again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLg0JcqAE1A

[andyfg]

Glad to hear you got the full episode Andy.

In relation to Steed's tartan, there is some speculation on that subject at this website http://theavengers.tv/forever/peel1-5.htm

It seems the name McNee is associated with the MacGregor clan, and that the tartan Steed wears in the episode was chosen for that reason, i.e. MacGregor.

Incidentally, have you spotted the continuity error as Steed pops out to do a bit of fishing?

For those that missed the original post containing the link to a clip from the episode, here it is again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLg0JcqAE1A

Thanks Martin. MacGregor does look the tartan in a comparison. Who knows MacNee may have worn his own kilt? The continuity error is a good one! Nice Argyle jacket becomes sweater. Good spot.

[freddie]

I've had a look at some stills from the film and I think it may be the red Haig tartan (called 'Haig Commercial' in the World Register). The sett certainly looks the same and red would reproduce like this in black and white. It is similar to MacGregor but not quite the same. MacGregor has three broad green stripes with a thin white line running along the central one, however Haig has two bold black stripes with a white line, guarded by black (ie: edged by black), running between the black stripes, just like the tartan of Steed's kilt. Also the solid red square is larger in the Haig tartan than MacGregor, as appears to be the case here.

[freddie]

I've just watched the movie clip and the broad stripes don't look black as they did in the stills I looked at earlier. So my appologies, I now think that it is MacGregor after all.

[andyfg]

I've just watched the movie clip and the broad stripes don't look black as they did in the stills I looked at earlier. So my appologies, I now think that it is MacGregor after all.

Part of the problem is the kilt looks different in different shots. No apology needed!

[morrison]

I just looked at some of the other clips in addition to the one linked to and it happened again. I got all misty eyed reminiscing and thinking back to the times in my heart of days long passed, Cool Thank friends !