Back in April I started my new job working for a small business that is run by two brothers. We make plaques, trophies and other award pieces. Since I started I've put some very interesting things on various award and commemorative plaques.
Three of them I've done over just the past week. The first was an old deactivated and decommissioned bomb. It was for an explosives expert who recently retired from the air force (we're located a short drive from Andrews Air Force Base in Prince George's County Maryland. They are our biggest client.) I hot glued it to a base made of rosewood. Then attached an engrave plate with the guy's name on it and underneath it said "It's been a blast!"
The second was a plastic model of a glock pistol which was part of a plaque for a retirement gift for a firearms instructor for the Washington D.C. Police department.
The third (and one I figured you all would be the most interested in) was for a computer technician for the air force base who had just finished his internship. They gave us the internal hard drive from a computer and I hot glued it to the open space above where his name was engraved.
I never knew when I took that job that I'd be working with bombs, gun models, and hard drives.
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Any pics of the strange awards?
I asked where the hard drive came from, it was just one they bought from Staples and gave it to us right out of the box.