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Kai Lawson
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...and both are quite large swords, too!
"And they crossed swords."
--William Goldman, alias S. Morgenstern
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William Swiger
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Here is a St. Maurice I picked up from J.D. Crawford. Jonathan at Crusader Monk did a scabbard and new Grip.
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Luka Borscak
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Hanwei GSoW customized by Alojz Krišto:
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Robin Smith
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I guess my updates to this thread were lost with the crash... So I'll repost
Here is my Brazil Nut inspired by the 2036.1
A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine
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Tim Lison
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Looks great Robin! I've always loved that sword and it's great to see such a nice repro! Kudos!
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Roger Hooper
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Here are some photos of my Albion Reeve. It has the best shape of any type A pommel that you'll ever see.
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J.D. Crawford
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| William Swiger wrote: | | Here is a St. Maurice I picked up from J.D. Crawford. Jonathan at Crusader Monk did a scabbard and new Grip.] |
Ah yes, that turned out quite nicely. Looks like a new sword. I'm still proud of the unskilled labor I did on the blade. Hope you're happy with it!
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Luka Borscak
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Arma Bohemia brazil nut type XII:
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Tim Lison
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Very nice Luka!
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S. Sebok
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| Roger Hooper wrote: | | Here are some photos of my Albion Reeve. It has the best shape of any type A pommel that you'll ever see. |
How did you get the aged appearance for your Reeve, I would love to give my own a similar look as it actually looks better with that kind of appearance.
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Tim Lison
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Well, I have completely flipped my collection of Brazil nuts so I figured I'd post my current collection....
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J.D. Crawford
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Sweet line up man. I recognize some of them, but can you identify them all for us?
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Daniel Parry
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I really like the one on the far right of that picture. Is it based on a historical example ? Has a little bit of the look of the one on page 124 of Pierce but smaller pommel and longer cross but similar chunky-but- elegant lines.
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Nathan A.
Location: Near Seattle, WA Joined: 11 Feb 2017
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I just finished building one! In general, I really like the brazil nut shape to look at, but I'm finding it less comfortable than I imagined. Maybe I should have rounded the edges more.
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