unclegrumpy
Well-Known Member
A recent thread gave me a thought. It was that our Moderators needed some extra recognition. And what better way to do that than to as a group, decide what WW II era styled nose art might have been appropriate....or inappropriate for the backs of their flight jackets?
With that in mind and for reasons of seniority, I thought Mr. Lever should be first up. However, even though he is junior and first on the Moderator list, starting with the him might be considered unfair. Therefore, I quickly moved to the bottom of the list to.....buzzthetower.
I would appreciate it if others would both step up with their ideas, and start similar design threads for the other Moderators.
That said, open for your comments and consideration is, my proposed nose art for buzzthetower's jacket:
Arching in white outlined red lettering:
"The Buns in the Oven"
Over the following, as yet "unapproved" design:
Superimposed over a large yellow, black shadowed, number 9 (signifying 9 months), a grayish white stork, flying with an A-2 hanging firmly from it's beak. Upon which, a smiling diapered baby (cherub) rides, arms outstretched waving, one clutching a $1000 bill.
With that in mind and for reasons of seniority, I thought Mr. Lever should be first up. However, even though he is junior and first on the Moderator list, starting with the him might be considered unfair. Therefore, I quickly moved to the bottom of the list to.....buzzthetower.
I would appreciate it if others would both step up with their ideas, and start similar design threads for the other Moderators.
That said, open for your comments and consideration is, my proposed nose art for buzzthetower's jacket:
Arching in white outlined red lettering:
"The Buns in the Oven"
Over the following, as yet "unapproved" design:
Superimposed over a large yellow, black shadowed, number 9 (signifying 9 months), a grayish white stork, flying with an A-2 hanging firmly from it's beak. Upon which, a smiling diapered baby (cherub) rides, arms outstretched waving, one clutching a $1000 bill.
