The volunteers, known as Warsop Poppy Gang, are “thrilled” by the “positive” reaction to their display ahead of the historic event on Saturday, May 6.
Susan Dennis, one of the main organisers, works alongside volunteers and members to deliver displays such as this latest instalment for the community.
She said: “We've had lots of positive comments on Facebook from locals. I wonder how many have spotted our late Queen, walking away from them?”
Recent displays include an annual Remembrance display and a series of street designs last year, marking Her Majesty The Queen’s 70th Jubilee celebrations.
Here are some pictures of the newly unveiled display, with Royal figures and flags featured on some of Warsop’s landmarks.
1. Warsop Town Hall
A Royal cut-out stands on the Warsop Town Hall balcony, Church Street. CR stands for 'Charles Rex', with Rex being the Latin word for King. Photo: Phoebe Cox
2. Unveiled display
Royal guards and flags line the path up to St Peter & St Paul's Church. Photo: Phoebe Cox
3. King Charles III
Royal cut-outs include King Charles III and Queen Camilla, surrounded by CR crowns and Royal guards. Photo: Phoebe Cox
4. Queen Elizabeth II
Volunteers also erected an outline of the late Queen Elizabeth II alongside Paddington Bear on the church grounds. Photo: Susan MacWilliam Dennis