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Joel Whitmore




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PostPosted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 6:06 am    Post subject: Cross on the AT1435         Reply with quote

I have been enamoured with the AT1435 since I first saw it. I am also a big fan of curved crossguards. So when I spied the AT1562 with the curved cross I thought "Gee that woudl look great on the 1435. So with the help of PhotoShop I decided to see what it woudl look like. And what a sexy beast the greatsword turned out to be! Here are the pics. Tell me what you think. Gus is this possible?


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David McElrea




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PostPosted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 7:48 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!

David
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Joel Whitmore




Location: Simmesport, LA
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PostPosted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 8:32 am    Post subject: Pics from the website         Reply with quote

David McElrea wrote:
I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!

David


Thanks Dave. PhotoShop is not all that hard to learn. The pics are from the All Saints Blades website.
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Angus Trim




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PostPosted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 12:36 pm    Post subject: Re: Pics from the website         Reply with quote

Joel Whitmore wrote:
David McElrea wrote:
I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!

David


Thanks Dave. PhotoShop is not all that hard to learn. The pics are from the All Saints Blades website.


Hi Joel

Yeah, I could put that cross on, but its only about 8 inches wide, while the "stock" cross is 9 inches wide......

Auld Dawg

swords are fun
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David Stokes





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PostPosted: Mon 20 Sep, 2004 8:17 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

7 1/2 inches actually........at least mine is...
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Joel Whitmore




Location: Simmesport, LA
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PostPosted: Tue 21 Sep, 2004 11:56 am    Post subject: Re: Pics from the website         Reply with quote

Angus Trim wrote:
Joel Whitmore wrote:
David McElrea wrote:
I have to say, that does look nice-- I'm also impressed with your photoshop skills. I would have assumed that these were bona fide originals!

David


Thanks Dave. PhotoShop is not all that hard to learn. The pics are from the All Saints Blades website.


Hi Joel

Yeah, I could put that cross on, but its only about 8 inches wide, while the "stock" cross is 9 inches wide......

Auld Dawg


Yeah in the first pic I had to stretch the pic of the guard a bit to satisfy me aesttically. But it still looks great even as a shorter guard.
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