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  • #46
    Re: Vote for the April Cover of the AC

    I have to go with number three.

    Tom,
    The camera box doesn't trap your spirit, but the Brown Jug fills you with spirits
    Raul Fuentez
    Hailing from Parts Unknown:confused:

    Minion of the Warlord Mess:angry_smi

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    • #47
      Re: Vote for the April Cover of the AC

      Hands down, 100%, without a doubt: Number 3. I didn't even know it was Nic till I read the posts - to me it captures the 'typical' soldier in every aspect.
      [FONT="Georgia"][B][SIZE="3"]Paul Norris[/SIZE][/B][/FONT]
      [SIZE="2"][B][FONT="Georgia"]19th Alabama Infantry
      [url]http://www.19thal.50webs.com/[/url]
      [/FONT][/B][/SIZE]
      Backwaters 1865 - S.U.G., Company A

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      • #48
        Re: Vote for the April Cover of the AC

        Thank you to all those who voted for my image. Maybe next time? Thanks, again for your votes.
        Last edited by Iceman; 03-21-2010, 07:55 AM.
        Nic Clark
        2017 - 24 years in the hobby
        Proud co-founder of the Butcherknife Roughnecks

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        • #49
          Re: Vote for the April Cover of the AC

          Man there is something so cool about a group of dudes with that "just issued" look and those Marines have it. Gotta love the consistency of the uniforms and look of the men. All three are great images!
          Regards,
          Eliot Toscano
          Independent Brute
          Putting on no style...

          "Six children from the local village appeared wearing [U][B]fallacious accoutrements & reprehensible baggage [/B][/U]and thought they would put a sham battle on for our amusement. We laughed so hard at their imitation of soldiers that our sides were hurting for hours."
          A.R. Crawford in the 76th Illinois Infantry, Co D - April 1863 - The origin of FARB

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