Well.. <br>
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Brian and I have finally things together.&nbsp; <br>
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I hope you like how this turned out.&nbsp; Brian does a good job of describing our thoughts on how this came together <br>
in his post to the <a href="http://geocaching.com">geocaching.com</a> forums.&nbsp; The following is a link to that posting<br>
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<a href="http://http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=106743&amp;view=findpost&amp;p=1672081">http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=106743&amp;view=findpost&amp;p=1672081</a><br>
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I've done some touch-ups, and I'm sure Brian has a few more, but this is what we've been shooting for.<br>
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We tried to put all the &quot;critters&quot; that were suggested, but it seemed to clutter up the space we had.&nbsp; We decided<br>
on the Jackalope, to represent the extreems of desert and mountain animals.&nbsp; Besides, I've heard tale of a single <br>
Jackalope taking out whole families... they're mighty vicious creatures.<br>
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As it shows, the state flag side will be color.&nbsp; the jeep side
will be cast so that the objects will take on the 3-D effect.<br>
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Also in Brian's posts, he explains our desire to not have the coins tracked on <a href="http://Geocaching.com">Geocaching.com</a>.&nbsp; This would raise costs<br>
and would limit us to the use of only one side.&nbsp; And it would
leave final design approval to <a href="http://Geocaching.com">Geocaching.com</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'd like to <br>
number them, and it is possible to have them tracked by other means.&nbsp; <br>
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Brian and I would like to see how popular our work is, to see how production costs will run.&nbsp; Our goal is for this to break<br>
even on this project.<br>
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Jake - Team A.I.<br>