E-boat Calling Dr.love

[RICK S]

Hi Jimmy I have a difficult mission to put some (swaz) magic back into this lifeless E-boat.
If you choose to accept please let me know, as I have seen your magic on other pieces. Here are some detail pics of the E-boat.

[RICK S]

e-boat

rear1

[RICK S]

e-boat

swaz 2

[RICK S]

e-boat

swaz break

[RICK S]

e-boat

pin solder

[RICK S]

e-boat

pin solder 2

[wh014d4394]

hi rick. sure i can bring that baby back from the dead thats if you stick $10 dollers under my nose.pluss post back to you.if it was mine i would get rid of all that crapy solder. off the badge.re solder the pin good and proper.replace the evil bit silver wash the swazy.then age it 60 years.i know some members would like me to walk the plank for doing this .but i hate to see badges like this.its your badge?? the balls in your court

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Jimmy, I am getting my plank ready...

Sorry guys but I just cannot understand the logic in all of this? That badge as it stands now, tells a story of the post war de-nazification. To try and turn back time, I think, is misguided.

Repairing a catch or a hinge or pin I could just about live with, as that is repairing damage. But to replace something now longer present and which was done deliberately, as part of history, is something else.

Cheers, Ade.

[wh014d4394]

[Adrian Stevenson]

Cheers, Ade.

[paddywhack]

being honest id leave the back as is as i reckon thats period! but the front go mad!!!

[Hank C.]

Hmm, dunno. If the badge was attributed, I'd leave as-is. If it's nameless and lost to time, I guess no big deal.

HOwever, whoever earned it with his youth, fear, sweat, and dedication to whatever cause was thrust upon him probably never saw it as "Evil", and would take great exception to that description being used.

That being said, Rick S as the current owner can describe it as he sees fit.

all the best,
Hank