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16-12-2010, 01:42
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Re: Good Button Designs?
Some of my favorite buttons come from 2102 Team Paradox. They are works of art. I'll try to get some pics tomorrow from my collection at work.
The Gearheads, FRC1189, have some clean and memorable buttons with their School Crossing gearhead style. Of course, then there are the teams whose buttons are memorable because of their awesome performance on and off the field, then it doesn't matter a whole lot what the buttons look like ;> 
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