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David Teague
Location: Anchorage, Alaska Joined: 25 Jan 2004
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 Posted: Wed 16 Jun, 2010 11:34 am Post subject: Our lastest Living History event (plus armour porn!) |
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Hello All,
I haven't been able to hang out here like I did in the past with my job , WMA studies, and excess travel (that darn job again). But even so I thought you might enjoy our latest changes in our LH set up. This is just a hint of what we had there as there were 30 plus HRG members at this event.
Ive been tweaking my harness and now have a proper breastplate by Jeffrey Hedgecock (spring steel goodness!) I polished the rest of the harness to match. (I have my gown off to show off the new breastplate)
My new armour chest that I helped make
We built a judicial dueling square for our WMA demos.
It dropped 20 degs and started to rain... I finally got to wear my cloak after owning it for 2 years.
My WMA demo team for this event ( most of my students don't do the LH, most of the HRG doesn't do WMA)
Our faux 14th century house just keeps getting better.
3 of us did the puddin bowl hair cut for this event.
Two of our members are getting married so we as a group made her a new set of clothes.(An old village traditionof the 14th century)
and nothing like a demo from Codex Wallerstein...
"If you wish to be extra cruel, hold on to the testicles as he falls. This is a very good trick."
Cheers,
David
This you shall know, that all things have length and measure.
Free Scholar/ Instructor Selohaar Fechtschule
The Historic Recrudescence Guild
"Yea though I walk through the valley of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou's sword art is with me; Thy poleaxe and Thy quarterstaff they comfort me."
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Tim Hall
Location: Stafford/Fairfax, VA Joined: 17 Aug 2009
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Looks like a great time! I would love to be involved with something like that.
...and your pictures have honestly inspired me to build a house like that in my backyard one day. 
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Philip Montgomery
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What a great group. I love that sort of informative history. Thanks for sharing the photos. Great kit by the way. Cool cloak.
Philip Montgomery
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"A broken sword blade fwipping through the air like a scythe through rye does demand attention."
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Bryce Felperin
Location: San Jose, CA Joined: 16 Feb 2006
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Definitely looks like Alaska weather as I remember it. ;-) Great kits and sets!
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Christopher Valli
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The whole group looks great! I'd love to set up one of those houses someday...
Asst Instructor, Selohaar Fechtschule
Director, Speaking Window Productions, LLC
www.speakingwindowproductions.com
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Michael B.
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Location: Seattle, WA Joined: 18 Oct 2007
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I just love that armour chest. It's on my every growing list now. It was a very nice set up you guys had this year, just keeps getting better and better.
www.facebook.com/bearmountainforge2
Michael Bergstrom
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David Teague
Location: Anchorage, Alaska Joined: 25 Jan 2004
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| Michael B. wrote: | | I just love that armour chest. It's on my every growing list now. It was a very nice set up you guys had this year, just keeps getting better and better. |
Thanks! (Got that clip up yet?)
Cheers,
David
This you shall know, that all things have length and measure.
Free Scholar/ Instructor Selohaar Fechtschule
The Historic Recrudescence Guild
"Yea though I walk through the valley of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou's sword art is with me; Thy poleaxe and Thy quarterstaff they comfort me."
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