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I am trying to find a good 'sub text' for an ANZAC banner and ran in a total blank. What emphasis would do them more justice? Desert or jungle? Any help greatly appreciated whenever anyone has the time.
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Jungle Rats
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No worries.
I've done this a thousand times and never been hurt.
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Lt Gen Birdwood [commander at Gallipoli and originator of the name ANZAC] stated that his men have never ending courage, determination and cheerfulness and many of them had given their lives willingly for the King and Country's sake.

So,
"ANZACs: Never ending courage!"
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Or:
Everyone is a potential [PBEM] enemy, every place a potential [PBEM] battlefield. --Zensunni Wisdom
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Originally posted by rbrunsman
Or:


I like it coo-ee!
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A few changes

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Just replace that pommy flag with an Aussie one and the title South Australians to Australians.

Then she'll be apples mate.:)
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I like:

Baa
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I think

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you could get by with KIWI's. But ANZAC is always capitals.:)

And either would do them proudly. I'd prefer the jungle.
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Post by Klinkenhoffen »

No its the Kiwi's that go Baa.:D

Kiwi is a small flightless bird ( just like the New Zealand Air Force thanks to their government).

ANZAC Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
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Re: Everyone will flame me for this (and rightly so)

Post by tracer »

Originally posted by Sturmpionier
I like:

Baa


That reminded me of one I heard from an Aussie tourist a while back:

An Aussie, a Brit and a Yank were walking down a country lane when they heard a commotion behind some bushes. Closer inspection revealed a sheep that had become entangled in a wire fence with its rear end in the air, twitching.
The Yank: "I wish that was Cindy Crawford".
The Brit: "I wish that was Liz Hurley".
The Aussie: "I wish it was dark".
:D :D
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Some Ideas

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Rohdan

I have a set of books published during the second world war by the Australian Army (I have some Airforce and Navy ones as well).

I'll have a lookthrough them and seeif anything really stands out.
They have lots of good pictures and posters in them.


Another joke.

A Kiwi farmer moves to an Australian farm on an exchange program. On his first day he comes acrss a flock of sheep.

Feeling a bit home sick he has way with one of them. Just at that moment the Aussie farmer comes up and catches him in the act and calls out " hey mate, your meant to be shearing them".
The Kiwi replies " I'm not sharing them with anyone".
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Post by Rhodan »

lol..sheesh and I thought the Welsh had a reputation when it comes to sheep...anyways...

As much as I liked the Aussie recruitment poster I'm afraid it's dimension make it impossible to turn it into a default sized banner . The whole thing becomes unreadable when I resize it and frankly the bloke with the rifle turns into something I cannot describe on a public board. :D

I did find some graphics for the aussies and kiwis but the supply line is thin. I can't find that much online on them. So if anyone finds anything australian/new zealand related and is willing to put it up here I'd be grateful. I strongly prefer graphics ( be it paintintg sor airbrush or whatever) over photographs since they usually help make a more clear easier to digest banner.

Actually if anyone knows of a website made by/dedicated to the artists that made the art for the model kit boxes we used to buy..well..please leave the link here somewhere and I'll get to work with anything useful I might find on it. :)
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Hey Rhodan...

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if you have any of the Osprey books they usually have artist credits there....and some of those artists may have websites.

Of course then there is the issue of copyrights. ;)
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I found a website of Osprey, send them a nice e-mail asking for permission. Now it's a matter of patiently waiting I suppose :( Shame, they have nice stuff there, I am itching to get going.
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Good Luck...

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hope you get a note of approval, because the Osprey site does have a lot of good artwork that would make killer banners! :)
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Fallschirmjager banners

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Does anyone have any Fallschirmjager banners that I might possibly be able to use ?
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Post by Rhodan »

How about the Main Caption being ANZAC and scribbeled along it "Skippy this mate!" :D
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