That's awesome! I have a few no. 4's myself so the talk might begin as to which one(s) would be included. I think a cool poster should definitely have a wwII era longbranch, basic out of the factory style, and a sniper version. I would love to get a cool font that would be fitting for " lee enfield no. 4 mk 1" as the title. I want to incorporate a blowup of the gun in a blueprint so the poster would have some functionality as well. I never thought of incorporating "accessories" in to it , ie bayonets, rifle bag, stripper clips, etc, but it would definately fit nicely. My fear of making a poster is jamming too much into one poster and then it becomes a dogs breakfast AND not putting in enough and catching H.E.Double hockey stick from the experts for not including stuff. if I decide to go ahead and do this, I think I'll start with the basic no 4 mk 1 basic enfield. Gotta be a longbranch, sorry, but it just has to be. Then maybe do the sniper or (t) model as a separate poster all on its own. If those two go well, I'll try my hand at the grandpa of them all and do the no. 1 mk III. This is a very cool undertaking, I just hope I can do the gun I admire so much justice. I really want to make something enfield lovers will put in their man caves, shops or even as a cool art print in their home. Thanks for the offers and keep the ideas rolling. If you have a font that you think suits the lee enfield let me know.
Lazy sod
P.s. is there a gunnut that is also a copyright expert? Wouldnt want to step on any toes if I "borrowed" any material.
