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J. Scott Moore
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 Posted: Sat 22 May, 2010 1:23 pm Post subject: 15th century longsword re-work |
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well, after long last, and some wonderful help from the illustrious Sean Flynt, my reworking of the 15th Century Longsword offered by Windlass Steelcrafts is nearly complete. there is much more I would like to do to it, but am unable to at this time. the pictures are attatched, so please, don't spare me criticism, as thi is my first. I did everything, except make the scabbard chape. I got that off of the scabbard for my strider's ranger sword. I didn't make the buckle for the sword's belt either, which came off the same scabbard, but I did mae everything else. again. constructive criticism, please
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"Whoever desires peace, let him prepare for war."
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Jojo Zerach
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| Posted: Sat 22 May, 2010 7:57 pm Post subject: Cool |
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I like it, the scabbard is great! The twisted guard is a nice thouch, too.
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I hope you won't think I'm lazy if I ask if you have any "before" pictures. I know, I could go to the MRL site and look for myself, but...
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J. Scott Moore
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| Posted: Sat 22 May, 2010 8:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Jim Mearkle wrote: | | I hope you won't think I'm lazy if I ask if you have any "before" pictures. I know, I could go to the MRL site and look for myself, but... |
sorry, but I don't.
"Whoever desires peace, let him prepare for war."
-Vegetius
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Sean Flynt
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This is a standard topic
