The Armour Archive

sha-ul

You know with a lighter weight grill, this could make a very good helm for the kiddos

sha-ul

Aelric wrote:Ariel from Calontir wears a regular Lamellar vest and she is very curvy.

She's also quite tiny, and cut too

sha-ul

are you looking for the armour related to the movie "shroud"
the armour was done by Patrick Thaden& Ugo Serrano.

sha-ul

William de Faleston wrote:As a high school teacher writing this at the end of the school year, I would like to heartily endorse the idea of me being able to hit 16-17-year-olds with sticks.

Bwahahahahahahaha

sha-ul

shoes arrived in the mail today, the fit is good, but they are definitely slick bottoms, some of the tack seem to stick up just enough that I can feel them grab my hard wood floor, but I plan on doing a shoe goop to the bottoms so that should shim it up a tad.

all in all, I am pleased.

sha-ul

Hrolfr wrote:
Albrecht von Arnsperg wrote:The average shoe size for American men is 10, so I would think you'd do well to offer more on the low end of 10 as well.

Not a lot of 'average' sized SCAdians Most I know are over average.

damned overachievers

sha-ul

there are many more of us who wear the 12-13 sizes than you might realize.

I have had a pair of size 13 block shoes on order for over a year.

NOT from Frank, but another vendor.

sha-ul

[img]http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t37/Roibeard_MacOscair/101_0321.jpg[/img]

sha-ul

Maelduin mac D wrote:
sha-ul wrote:and sleeves too, don't forget those

Sleeves didnt have a picture, unfortunately. Would likely have given these a shot otherwise. Have an artisan quoting a pair made-to-measure.

I can try to get a picture of mine this weekend.

sha-ul

Duke Icefalcon wrote:We have flat ring, riveted maille voiders that are probably less expensive than buying a used shirt.

http://store.fastcommerce.com/icefalcon ... 076-p.html

and sleeves too, don't forget those

sha-ul

^^^^^
lol!

sha-ul

Pitbull Armory wrote:Hi there, Nice Hal, I need to get on of those Beaver disks.

Ty

PB

that almost sounds pornographic

sha-ul

I am with Sha-ul. Lead is bad. Sure. Having kids eat it is a bad thing. It does bad things to brain development and learning. But we aren't grinding it. We aren't putting lumps of it in daycare centers. We are putting it on a bench and whacking it. You are much more likely to be harmed by all of th...

sha-ul

Odd, I think you are exaggerating the hazard of lead a bit, as long as you aren't making airborne particles, aren't licking the block,& wash your hands afterwords, you should be reasonably safe. It's not like he is sniffing the smoke from soldering radiators all day, not scuffing cable sheath fo...

sha-ul

You've broken his forearm, elbow, knee, C-2&3 & ribs. He never recovers. Do you feel that was honorable? We play a game of dressup and tag. Revenge is for the real world and should be thought over a lot first. I play for fun, not revenge or anger or any vice unworthy of the code of ethics. ...

sha-ul

Black Swan Designs wrote:The actual amount defaulted on was $21,000USD.

that is still a LOT of money.

A huge injustice.

sha-ul

mik wrote:Ok, try this one:

[img]http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a412/mik99999/chausse3.jpg[/img]

Mik

if you take your link,& put [img]before,%20&[/img] after, it will post the picture

sha-ul

I fight with almost no armour on my torso, therefore I have had bruises from both to compare. Sticks leave worse than these maces any day. They are called SOFTballs, people! The name screams out "Hello, I'm padded!" If you think a soft ball is "soft" I have some investments I wo...

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Heath B fraychef wrote:that would look totally bad ass with a nice fluffy mustache.

G.Gordon Liddy 'stash?

sha-ul

I have corresponded with Westland, and in their defense, they state (and I believe) that they were driven into the retail market after having been seriously screwed over by an American distributor. When I say 'seriously screwed over', I mean Westland was taken has taken what probably amounts to a $...

sha-ul

miriel wrote:Thanks Marvin. We will know more for sure tomorrow, but as of right now, we're looking at sinus infection, ear infection and pneumonia.

Good luck to all the remaining entrants this weekend.

Good antibiotics should take care of all of those, but still sending good thoughts your way.

sha-ul

Mike Garrett (Orc) wrote:*tumbleweed passes, the wind sighs softly. The silence is broken only by the slight noises and shufflings of small niocturnal creatures trying to eat each other*

sha-ul

interesting read....

sha-ul

Thanks a lot, everyone. that was exactly the sort of stuff I was after. Now to actually make some.. Do you know any sefrot(scribes) in your Jewish community? Your local Rabbi should know someone who can make textual repairs to any Torah scrolls that become pasul (chipped). Jewish scribes still make...

sha-ul

I wonder what he uses for powder,& how much

sha-ul

We need an emoticon for laughing until tears come out of your eyes. Ditto on the amazing inspiration... Sic Itur Ad Astra Glaukos the Athenian http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s294/russell_smith93/smilies/LMAO2.gif http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s294/russell_smith93/smilies/rotfl.gif http://i...

sha-ul

as long as the glasses have polycarbonate, or other plastic lenses you should be safe, however some helms have more room than others.
do you have a particular period& time in mind for a helm?

sha-ul

Thanks a lot, everyone. that was exactly the sort of stuff I was after. Now to actually make some.. Do you know any sefrot(scribes) in your Jewish community? Your local Rabbi should know someone who can make textual repairs to any Torah scrolls that become pasul (chipped). Jewish scribes still make...

sha-ul

Gordon, that is an interesting shield, what diameter is it?

sha-ul

You guys are kind with your critiques, and I thank you for your support. I always do my best, even though it takes twice as long. Funny thing... as the projects come to a close I am saddened. Sending off my creations tears a piece of my heart out. I guess it is my emotional involvement with a piece...

sha-ul

what size table,& motor?

sha-ul

Tis a nice piece, too bad I have spent my budget for a while for arms& armour

sha-ul

Thanks a lot, everyone. that was exactly the sort of stuff I was after. Now to actually make some.. Do you know any sefrot(scribes) in your Jewish community? Your local Rabbi should know someone who can make textual repairs to any Torah scrolls that become pasul (chipped). Jewish scribes still make...

sha-ul

how much for the brush axe? aka axe-thingy aka bill

sha-ul

Vladimir wrote:No kidding. I want to dredge his creek too.

I've got a dragline to sell

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