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Posts: 154 Location: New Glarus, WI

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 8:57 am

New peice finished up

Hi,

Here is a fantasy peice, with a bit of Warhammer 40,000 influence. I named it Chaos.

Specs
14 1/2" overall
10 1/4" blade differentially etched (Pattern Weld made by Rick Barrett)
Textured wrought iron guard
Pigskin leather wrapped over a stabilized grip core

Regards,

John

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Travis Canaday

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Posts: 147 Location: Overland Park, Kansas

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 9:01 am

Very cool! Looks pretty damn fierce.

Reminds me of those trench knifes of WWI.

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Roger Hooper

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Posts: 4,393 Location: Northern California

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 9:19 am

Travis Canaday wrote:

Very cool! Looks pretty damn fierce.

Reminds me of those trench knifes of WWI.

It also looks like a fantasy version of a Civil War D-Guard bowie

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Travis Canaday

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Posts: 147 Location: Overland Park, Kansas

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 9:59 am

Now that you mention it... that's what I was thinking of. I forgot that was from the civil war.

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J. Margeson

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Sat 28 Jan, 2006 11:53 am

You're all crazy. It's a boat anchor. Probably weighs 20 lbs.

Other than that, great job John.

-John Margeson

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Joachim Nilsson

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Sat 28 Jan, 2006 11:58 am

It sure looks like something a Khorne warrior would be proud to bear into battle. The 40k influence comes across very clearly. Great job.

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John Gage

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Posts: 154 Location: New Glarus, WI

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 12:49 pm

J. Margeson wrote:

You're all crazy. It's a boat anchor. Probably weighs 20 lbs.

Other than that, great job John.

-John Margeson

Hehehe,

Very funny John, it is actually is quite light.
How the heck are ya man? I hope all is well with you.

John

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John Gage

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Posts: 154 Location: New Glarus, WI

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 12:53 pm

Joachim Nilsson wrote:

It sure looks like something a Khorne warrior would be proud to bear into battle. The 40k influence comes across very clearly. Great job.

Hi Joachim,

Thanks man. You totally get it. :)

John

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John Gage

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Posts: 154 Location: New Glarus, WI

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 12:58 pm

Roger Hooper wrote:

Travis Canaday wrote:

Very cool! Looks pretty damn fierce.

Reminds me of those trench knifes of WWI.

It also looks like a fantasy version of a Civil War D-Guard bowie

Hi guys,

I didnt realize the similarities. I am intrigued by this and will have to do some looking for some pics of that type.

Thanx,

John

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Joachim Nilsson

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Sat 28 Jan, 2006 1:12 pm

John Gage wrote:

Hi Joachim,

Thanks man. You totally get it. :)

John

Thanks! :)

Und now... Blood for the Blood God!

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Mikko Kuusirati

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Posts: 1,084 Location: Finland

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 1:41 pm

Joachim Nilsson wrote:

Und now... Blood for the Blood God!

Skulls for the Skull Throne! :D

Very nice, very 40K. Now I wanna see someone do an Ork choppa...

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John Gage

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Posts: 154 Location: New Glarus, WI

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 2:30 pm

Mikko Kuusirati wrote:

Joachim Nilsson wrote:

Und now... Blood for the Blood God!

Skulls for the Skull Throne! :D

Very nice, very 40K. Now I wanna see someone do an Ork choppa...

Hey Mikko,

Actually i just finished up these 2 OrK Cleavas' for Rick Barrett. He did the blades and i did the cutlering.
Mighty Orky good!!!!!!. :D These 2 were very fun projects. There are better pics on my website.

John

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Mikko Kuusirati

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Posts: 1,084 Location: Finland

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 2:40 pm

John Gage wrote:

Hey Mikko,

Actually i just finished up these 2 Orc Cleavers for Rick Barrett. He did the blades and i did the fittings and the cutlering.

John

Pretty, in a brutal sort of way. :)

Not quite how I'd imagine the 40K choppas - they'd be one-handed, for one, and probably cruder and more tek-no-logik looking if you get my drift - but still, very impressive. More in line with Warhammer Fantasy, though, I'd say (or an officer's power sword for the forces of Chaos, which are basically the same in both settings).

Oh, and BTW... about that knife, forget Khornates. They already have their axes. However, any Raptor worth his jump pack would be honored to have this little meanie. :D

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Matt G

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Posts: 73 Location: Bay Area, California

Sat 28 Jan, 2006 8:18 pm

Outstanding! "Chaos" would be right at home in the 40K universe. If I were traitorous cultist scum or one of "da boyz" I'd be proud to have this blade in my kit. John mentioned that it looked heavy and he's right; but that is completely fitting with the look of 40K weaponry. Just about every piece of gear in the 40K universe is overbuilt and excessive in size. That's what makes it so cool!

I don't own any fantasy pieces, but if I were so inclined, this one would be a great place to start. Excellent interpretation!

Death to the false Emperor!

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Tim Lison

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Posts: 1,606 Location: Chicago, Illinois

Sun 29 Jan, 2006 9:13 am

John-

Very cool!!! ......does it count as a power weapon?

-Tim

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John Gage

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Posts: 154 Location: New Glarus, WI

Sun 29 Jan, 2006 2:11 pm

Scabbard in progress pic

Hi all,

Here is a pic of Kevin Iseli's scabbard. It is in progress at the moment with a bit of work to go on it yet. There is still some tweeking to the design, some metal work and the suspension belts to be done. The scabbard is a bit bulky, armor plated :) if you will, and overbuilt just like a true chaos warriors war knife and scabbard would be. Thanks to everyone for there responses, they were just the kind i was hoping for.

Take care,

John

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Matthew Grzybowski

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Posts: 110 Location: Madison, WI

Sun 29 Jan, 2006 3:31 pm

Heyo!

Outstanding piece!!! I love the look. It has that massive, pointy, nasty feel! Well done!

Best,

Matt

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B. Stark

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Sun 29 Jan, 2006 4:39 pm

DANG MAN!!!! You've gone MAAAD!!!!!

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J. Margeson

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Sun 29 Jan, 2006 5:09 pm

How light is "quite?"

Good to see your stuff is getting out there. Keep cranking out the anchors.

-j. Margeson

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Nathan Robinson

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Posts: 11,553 Location: San Francisco

Mon 30 Jan, 2006 12:47 am

J. Margeson wrote:

You're all crazy. It's a boat anchor. Probably weighs 20 lbs.

Other than that, great job John.

J. Margeson wrote:

How light is "quite?" Good to see your stuff is getting out there. Keep cranking out the anchors.

This attitude and bashing isn't appropriate for this site. One more thing out of you like this will result in you getting booted from the site. We encourage people to discuss things in a professional and hopefully constructive manner. These comments are anything but that. I'll expect any further discussion of this matter to be made to me only via Private Message and this includes any further public comments in this topic regarding this off-topic tangent.

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