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    Default Military plaque

    This is a project I'm going to donate to my Pleiku Group; we'll see in three weeks at our Lexington reunion if they like it. Wife is going to help make a 'storage/carry bag' for it as it's quite heavy and will be transported to our annual reunions all around the country. It's 13"x20"x1.5" bamboo - which is a very good fit with the Vietnam theme. Base is of Brazilian cherry. On the advise of my 'graphic artist' daughter I didn't paint the bamboo, Huey or the M16.

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    The Vietnam Service Medal ribbon I hand painted (first time I've done that), the large inlay is a 7" photo of our group logo and the one below is a photo of the bronze plaque we have at the National Museum of the Air Force in Dayton, OH. The POW/MIA inlay is the reverse side of one of our challenge coins.

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    Very nicely done. Should be a big hit.

    Mike
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    Very nice work....

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    Beautiful - says it all.

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    Outstanding, I am sure everyone will be impressed!

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    You did a great job. I am sure everyone will like it.

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    That is a masterpiece Mike!

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    Iron Mike,
    Beautiful job their going to love it I'm sure, and as always Thank-you for your Service,
    Gary
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    That is nice mike I can imagine at the reunion they are going to say wow
    Henry

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    ditto to all the comments. Its gorgeous. Your daughter has good instincts and you have a steady hand hand with a brush. Great looking paint job.

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