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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
A Mattis Marine in a picture
What is a Mattis Marine? I'll take a swipe at it: intellectual, unadorned, resourceful, efficient, battleminded.
Hat tip Theo.
That idea is so full of win it's hard to describe. Some enterprising soul with access to cheap brass could make a mint selling those, I think.
ReplyDeleteWhen all is said and done, that should be in the Smithsonian.
ReplyDeleteAnd bottlecaps, lots of bottlecaps by the looks of it.
ReplyDeleteThat guy could make a fortune selling those as novelty items.
ReplyDeleteTrench Art. Always the most inovated and artistic stuff out there.
ReplyDeleteNice! Just don't get pissed off and slam down one of the live ones too hard!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a second to realize what I was looking at, and then I laughed out loud. Priceless.
ReplyDeleteA GREAT shot, but the Mattis I know would also be sure to put the King and the Queen on the proper squares facing each other across the board. SF
ReplyDeletetoo many moving parts to be created by a jarhead....
ReplyDeleteteeheehee...
ReplyDeleteUsed expended brass, so it HAD to be created by a Jarhead. Squids aren't allowed to handle guns.
ReplyDeleteTryin' to rile the SEALs?... ;)
ReplyDeleteSquids and SEALS: way different parts of the Navy.
ReplyDeleteLove the creative energy....
ReplyDeleteIn a weird way, it reminded me of the mid's Lego chess set....
SEALs are grown-ups.
ReplyDeleteSquids need round-tipped scissors.