need help!Us army and British army graves

[sebfrench76]

Hello gentlemen!
Surely a weird question for you but...
I want to built for an art work 2 cemetery markers.I need the exact dimensions,and precise fonts used for both US and British war graves stones....Strange,isn't it?
I'm lost on the net,please help me if you can.
If you need more explanations,feel free to ask...
Thanks boys!

[Richie B]

Bonjour Seb

You could try here for British graves

CWGC - Contact Us

and for the US

American Battle Monuments Commission

Regards

Richie

[Cadillac]

for American, do you mean like the stones at Arlington, or the little markers that are flat on the grou

[Jerry B]

No dimensions, but I assume this is what you mean for the British?

[sebfrench76]

Thanks to all.
Of course the British graves are the one model showed by Bond,and the US one's are the ones from the cemeteries in France,the white crosses..

[Adrian]

Hi Seb,

As you live in Normandy, can't you go to a cemetery and measure the grave stones? That seems like the easiest solution to me........?

[sebfrench76]

Indeed Adrian!Even if i'm 130 km away from the site ,this could be a great idea,indeed!
But what i was looking for,since this work is going to be realised on a milling machine and a laser cutting machine,was a kind of scanned blueprint,or even better,an autocad file,in order for me to vectorize it...A bit weird but it's all cristal clear for me,héhéhéhé....
In fact,all this to create a big scale diorama with an example of both British and US graves ,like forgotten ,wheathered by rain and dust,with sort of ivy invading it,plus trashes spread around the grave,all this in order to focus on the forgotten heroes here in France,that our modern consumer life tend to erase.A kind of tribute my friends ,be sure of that..

[Jerry B]

Thanks to all.
Of course the British graves are the one model showed by Bond,and the US one's are the ones from the cemeteries in France,the white crosses..

And these for the US.

[Adrian]

Indeed Adrian!Even if i'm 130 km away from the site ,this could be a great idea,indeed!

There are Commonwealth Graves in St Sever Cemetery in Rouen.

[diver99]

Email cwwg, all the new ones are done by machine so are
standard