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chessmkr1 Member Registered: April 2007 Location: E. Palatka, Fl. Posts: 191 users gallery	A Private commission I'm doing for a paratrooper currently serving in Iraq... King (the paratrooper) is about 7" tall. The Military Wives emblem is the queen, Army Hellfire II missiles for bishops, Bradleys for knights, A-1s for castles, and caricatures of the US and Iraq for pawns. All of the vehicle turrets will turn so you can keep your guns trained on the opponents king from any position. Hand-carved from poplar. CHess board sits inside a table 30"W by 24" Across by 28" High
	· Date: Sat December 8, 2007 · Views: 1256 · Filesize: 113.5kb, 154.3kb · Dimensions: 1000 x 1308 ·
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	Keywords: army, chess, wood carving, board games, unique gifts
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MelNM
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Registered: April 2004
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Sat December 8, 2007 14:14

Rating: 10.00

Very nice work

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