Special Forces Parachute Emblem Medallion

A military commemorative coin rendered in deep relief — parachute, wings and laurels packed into one bold disc. This circular medallion centres on an open parachute canopy marked with the number 12, its shroud lines fanning down to a point against a raised globe scored with latitude and longitude lines. Above the canopy stretches a stylised bat with swept wings, a classic special-forces insignia, and the whole scene is cradled by two curved laurel branches rising from the base. A band of Cyrillic lettering runs around the raised outer rim, naming a special-purpose reconnaissance brigade. It is a display and collector piece for militaria enthusiasts, unit-history buffs and anyone building a wall of challenge-coin-style plaques. Machine it as a medallion, a paperweight, or a master for mould-making and casting. Cut / print notes • The rim lettering and parachute shroud lines are the finest detail — use a small ball-nose and a fine finishing stepover so the letters stay legible. • Cast-resin or metal-fill finishes suit it well; a bronze rub-and-wipe worked into the recesses makes the raised text pop. • On CNC, clamp the blank firmly and climb-mill the outer text ring to avoid edge chip-out on cross-grain. • For 3D printing, lay it flat face-up with no supports and slow the top layers to keep the lettering crisp.