http://cncmilitaryemblems.com/pgallery/ ... ategory/26
Perhaps most of you know about this website. But I thought I'd share with anyone else looking for quality 3D models on military 3d models. They are a bit pricey, but the quality is great and the choices are very mass, covering career emblems to actual unit insignia. They even have a few "FREE" models you can download and try. Being a US Army vet, I downloaded one and pulled it into a .75" 10"x10" pine board as an example. The import was easy and you can clearly see the quality is great!. Note: I have nothing to do with the website or its products. Just thought I'd share...
Military 3D model support
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AboveCreations
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Re: Military 3D model support
Thank you!
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Sure I read on another forum that a lot of places had been ordered to remove any military models that they had for sale & who ever controls it on your side of the pond was cracking down 
In the UK they are all trademarked & if you are selling anything Military related then you need a licence from MOD. I know a couple of people who have purchased a licence but I don't think most people bother.
I get that not everyone is looking to sell them though
In the UK they are all trademarked & if you are selling anything Military related then you need a licence from MOD. I know a couple of people who have purchased a licence but I don't think most people bother.
I get that not everyone is looking to sell them though