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1st December 11, 09:52 PM
#31
Re: How's this for a first try?...
Looks amazing! Very well done, sir!
-Greg Long
Whisky Buyer, Vom Fass USA
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2nd December 11, 07:58 PM
#32
Re: How's this for a first try?...
Gotta tell you, Gunny, looks really good. The whole outfit looks good. Thanks for the pix.
Jim Killman
Philosopher, Teacher of English and Math, Soldier of Fortune, Bon Vivant, Heart Transplant Recipient, Knight of St. Andrew (among other knighthoods)
Freedom is not free, but the US Marine Corps will pay most of your share.
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2nd December 11, 09:55 PM
#33
Re: How's this for a first try?...
 Originally Posted by flyrod6057
If that isn't the gold standard, I don't know what is!!!
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2nd December 11, 10:09 PM
#34
Re: How's this for a first try?...
 Originally Posted by Chas
I am very impressed and very jealous. I have always loved that tartan, but alas I am RAF. So I can only gaze wistfully from afar.
Regards
Chas
I can speak only for myself in this as a Marine in saying that I would not only be NOT offended by someone in the RAF wearing this tartan, but if I ran into a RAF warrior wearing it, I would be the first in the pub to buy them a pint
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2nd December 11, 10:10 PM
#35
Re: How's this for a first try?...
Great looking first kilt! Congrats.
Thank you, Sergeant, for serving.
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2nd December 11, 10:31 PM
#36
Re: How's this for a first try?...
 Originally Posted by Mickey
I can speak only for myself in this as a Marine in saying that I would not only be NOT offended by someone in the RAF wearing this tartan, but if I ran into a RAF warrior wearing it, I would be the first in the pub to buy them a pint 
Here, here! While I don't generally support non-Marines wearing the leatherneck tartan, I'd be honored (honoured?) to see a UK contemporary sporting our colors.
"The United States Marine Corps, with its fiercely proud tradition of excellence in combat, its hallowed rituals, and its unbending code of honor, is part of the fabric of American myth." ~Thomas E. Ricks
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3rd December 11, 06:04 AM
#37
Re: How's this for a first try?...
...Drain us of life and cleanse the mess...
I'm impervious to psychoanalysis.
Psalm 20.
Padraig O'Ceallaigh
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27th December 11, 10:58 PM
#38
Re: How's this for a first try?...
Really Great Job Guns !!! Mind if I ask you where your Tartan Material was woven or where or whom did you get it from and is it Wool or (Forgive me for asking) PV ??? I don't believe that I have ever seen that much Brilliance in the Marine Tartan colors before.
Thank you for your time...
John Wm. Rickman, Jr.
Senior Protective Services Officer
Mary Kay Inc.
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18th February 12, 07:25 AM
#39
Re: How's this for a first try?...
 Originally Posted by Dixiedog
Really Great Job Guns !!! Mind if I ask you where your Tartan Material was woven or where or whom did you get it from and is it Wool or (Forgive me for asking) PV ??? I don't believe that I have ever seen that much Brilliance in the Marine Tartan colors before.
Thank you for your time...
OOPS! Sorry about the delayed response!
The kilt's made from 13oz Strathmore wool. I picked it up from Cathy MacWilliams of Fife and Thistle. The colors are quite striking; when I was stitching it up, I noticed the little yellow squares where the tartan lines intersect were the brilliant! Made me wonder what a bright yellow kilt would look like... (I'm not that brave!)
"The United States Marine Corps, with its fiercely proud tradition of excellence in combat, its hallowed rituals, and its unbending code of honor, is part of the fabric of American myth." ~Thomas E. Ricks
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18th February 12, 08:14 AM
#40
Re: How's this for a first try?...
Auld Davie MacTavish, Laird of Raeburnbothy in Glenohio
Clan MacTavish
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