Category: 1000 Piece
Les pavillons de signalisation maritime internationale ont été étudiés et sont conformes au Code international de signaux pour les communications visuelles, sonores et radio, édition 1969 (révisée en 2020), maintenu par la National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Il comprend les noms radio et le code Morse, ainsi que la signification des pavillons isolés.
I’m genuinely impressed that the flags follow the 1969 Code of Signals—makes it feel like a real reference tool, not just a puzzle. The pieces fit together well and the image is crisp. It’s been a fun way to brush up on maritime communication.
The print quality on these flags is sharp enough to read the signal letters clearly, and the included reference chart makes it a fun way to learn the code while puzzling.
The flag illustrations actually match the 1969 International Code of Signals, so each piece doubles as a little reference chart while you build. Took me three evenings and the pieces lock together with barely any false fits.
