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  1. 02-24-2007 #1
    DougM
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    Default Working on a gift for wife and need some help

    Howdy all!

    I have been reading through all the forums trying to catchup and learn as much as I can while playing with the programs and making some umm fire wood

    Anyway this is going to be a big year for my wife and I want to surprise her with a gift so I thought I would use my new toy to do just that.

    She is an RN (Labor/Delivery Nurse) in the US Army. This year she will be pinning on Major as well as moving from floor to admin. She will be finishing her Masters out at Baylor here in San Antonio as well. What I really want to do for her is have the Medical logo mixed in with the US Army logo. I am also trying to grab a Baylor logo to maybe add in. Would anyone have any of these floating around anywhere?

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    Try looking at Vector3D.com for models on your project... I know they have a Nurse's emblem...
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    go here for the army design http://www.defenselink.mil/multimedia/web_graphics/#whs

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    Darn forgot all about Vector3d..LOL I'll check that out, and thanks so much for the link to the Army logo!

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  7. 02-25-2007 #7
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    Oh Thanks Gizmo!!

    The 2nd one was just the ticket!

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