Juanito
Well-Known Member
Here are four patches I recently had done by Johnny Signor--EMBLEMHUNTER here on the VLJ site.
The quality is remarkably similar to original patches in that they are hand painted and "rough" with some texture, as opposed to a lot of the nearly perfect, airbrushed patches that are common today.
While we discussed the patches being 5" with the exception of the 201st, they are all 6" except for the 336th, and a little too large to put on jackets with name tags already sewn on them. The patches simply won't it in the space between the name tag and pocket flap with any asthetic spacing or placement, so they'll be framed as artwork as opposed to being put on any jacket.
I am highly satisfied with the art work and would recommend, but I would want to be crystal clear about the sizing. They are also a bargan at $50 each, shipped.
65th Fighter--Uncle Bud, the Rooster:
201st Mexican Fighter Squadron:
336th Fighter Squadron:
Watson's Wizzers:
The quality is remarkably similar to original patches in that they are hand painted and "rough" with some texture, as opposed to a lot of the nearly perfect, airbrushed patches that are common today.
While we discussed the patches being 5" with the exception of the 201st, they are all 6" except for the 336th, and a little too large to put on jackets with name tags already sewn on them. The patches simply won't it in the space between the name tag and pocket flap with any asthetic spacing or placement, so they'll be framed as artwork as opposed to being put on any jacket.
I am highly satisfied with the art work and would recommend, but I would want to be crystal clear about the sizing. They are also a bargan at $50 each, shipped.
65th Fighter--Uncle Bud, the Rooster:
201st Mexican Fighter Squadron:
336th Fighter Squadron:
Watson's Wizzers: