Script badge

[amalgamated users from prior forum]

Message originally posted by: Jim Mountain
Where can I get hold of the Marlin script badge (normaly on the front grill). Do I need to make my own (is there a pattern ?, or does someone sell them ?.

Regards Jim Mountain

[dogoncrazy]

Re: Script badge

I bought my last one from Marlin Cars

[h_m_cumming]

Re: Script badge

Jim, I have one going begging if you mail me your address and cover the postage. It's the origional Marlin cast and chromed one as I made a brass one from a tracing of the Marlin logo on the front of the build manual.
huron AT roxanne37.fsnet.co.uk Hugh.

[dogoncrazy]

Re: Script badge

My son is also looking for one for his roadster if anyone else has a spare

[neilryland]

Re: Script badge

Cut from Brass & then Chrome plated sounds like a nice idea. Maybe someone should consider a limited production run - but how would we stand on copyright ??. Still I like the idea myself so might consider having a go at a one-off. It could also be done by taking a cast of the original then creating one from casting resin & painting.

[amalgamated users from prior forum]

Re: Script badge

Message originally posted by: Stefan Carlton
I've got one sitting in the garage, but thats going to go back on (more securely as well) when I get a new grille made up.

Does MOC not sell them?

[b_caswell]

Re: Script badge

Marlin Cars sell the script badgedont tell them what its for just order one.Another way was to cut up two marina badges ie -Mar- then one leg of the m fo the -l-then the-in- and glue to a backing of your choice.

[cabrioman]

Re: Script badge

Have a search on E-bay you often see listings for two types of Marlin badge. One is a basic Marlin Script, the other is a Marlin script with Marlin fish motif. They are meant to be for the old Marlin Rambler american cars but look the part for our use.

Just do a global world wide search on Marlin.