Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:17 am
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Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:35 am
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October 1 National Day team activitiespinoc chelloo wrote:
Re: Some recent work
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October 1 National Day team activitiespinoc chelloo wrote:
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Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:59 am
My friendpinoc chelloo wrote:
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 10:01 am
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Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 10:02 am
Myselfpinoc chelloo wrote:
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 10:03 am
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 5:49 pm
pinoc chelloo wrote:pinoc chelloo wrote:
Heh, you built a Shredder helm? Niiiiice.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 6:54 pm
Welcome to the Archive.
Your armour is coming along quite nicely.
I particularity like the great helm; the design and construction is well executed.
Thanks for the great pics.
Hal
Your armour is coming along quite nicely.
I particularity like the great helm; the design and construction is well executed.
Thanks for the great pics.
Hal
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 7:03 pm
Well done.pinoc chelloo wrote:Active videopinoc chelloo wrote:
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjE2ODM3NTUy.html
May I suggest elbow cops?
I think some drums, flags and horns could keep your squad coherent.
Thanks for the video.
Hal
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:22 pm
Nice work as usual.
I really like the Shredder because it looks just like the one I made, and that's awesome.
also, that video of you guys fighting looks pretty fun. I gotta find some people to armour up and wail on each other with.
shredder helmet side 1 by Armourkris, on Flickr
shredder helm oblique by Armourkris, on Flickr
I really like the Shredder because it looks just like the one I made, and that's awesome.
also, that video of you guys fighting looks pretty fun. I gotta find some people to armour up and wail on each other with.
shredder helmet side 1 by Armourkris, on Flickr
shredder helm oblique by Armourkris, on Flickr
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 8:54 am
thank youInsaneIrish wrote:pinoc chelloo wrote:pinoc chelloo wrote:
Heh, you built a Shredder helm? Niiiiice.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 9:26 am
Thanks for the suggestionHalberds wrote:Welcome to the Archive.
Your armour is coming along quite nicely.
I particularity like the great helm; the design and construction is well executed.
Thanks for the great pics.
Hal
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 9:41 am
I would like to see more pictures of the great helm so I can try to make one like it!
Steve
Steve
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 9:59 am
Armourkris wrote:Nice work as usual.
I really like the Shredder because it looks just like the one I made, and that's awesome.
also, that video of you guys fighting looks pretty fun. I gotta find some people to armour up and wail on each other with.
shredder helmet side 1 by Armourkris, on Flickr
shredder helm oblique by Armourkris, on Flickr
we are just at the beginning of organize the nationwide team fighting activities
and the fighting,armouring will be better
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 11:31 am
And you have got friends to come and play -- marvelous! It wouldn't have happened in the Mao era, when I was growing up! (I am nearly 60 now. My beard is mostly gray; my hair is only half of what it was!)
The side view of your back-point (or high point, I really do not know which name is which style) bascinet with the Klappvisier (which is the center hinge visor rather like a leaf with eye holes, and not the houndskull (German: Hundsgugel) which is pointed and may have hinges at the temples) shows an unusually wide camail strap -- not really a bad thing, but it can be 1-2cm narrower if you want. That would put the sewing holes about as far from the vervelle line as the upper edge of the strap is -- saves material. Sometimes camail straps were narrow indeed, like about 2cm across. But that is rare. 3cm; 3,5-4,0cm, more usual.
The side view of your back-point (or high point, I really do not know which name is which style) bascinet with the Klappvisier (which is the center hinge visor rather like a leaf with eye holes, and not the houndskull (German: Hundsgugel) which is pointed and may have hinges at the temples) shows an unusually wide camail strap -- not really a bad thing, but it can be 1-2cm narrower if you want. That would put the sewing holes about as far from the vervelle line as the upper edge of the strap is -- saves material. Sometimes camail straps were narrow indeed, like about 2cm across. But that is rare. 3cm; 3,5-4,0cm, more usual.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 9:46 am
Hi...I talked to u before... I live in Taiwan and am also trying to start a fighting group. But its very hard to find other interested and able to make or buy armor. Right now I make extra armor and let others use it. I'm a married working man so it's hard to find time to make stuff. I have only had two meetings so far and still need to make more armor... Transporting the armor is difficult! Please add me to facebook
https://www.facebook.com/jesse.quimpo
https://www.facebook.com/jesse.quimpo
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2013 11:32 am
Shaohu,
I sent you a message on Facebook.
Pinoc Chelloo,
Good to see you guys are still active.
Looks like I will be back in China in the Feb / March time frame.
Unfortunately again it is unlikely that I could visit you guys but I may have some more tools to send you.
I sent you a message on Facebook.
Pinoc Chelloo,
Good to see you guys are still active.
Looks like I will be back in China in the Feb / March time frame.
Unfortunately again it is unlikely that I could visit you guys but I may have some more tools to send you.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:39 am
According to Chinese custom, that I should call you uncle, because my friends tend to be busy, I can temporarily use Google Translate to communicate with you, and other friends have the time, I let them help me translate, really sorryKonstantin the Red wrote:And you have got friends to come and play -- marvelous! It wouldn't have happened in the Mao era, when I was growing up! (I am nearly 60 now. My beard is mostly gray; my hair is only half of what it was!)
The side view of your back-point (or high point, I really do not know which name is which style) bascinet with the Klappvisier (which is the center hinge visor rather like a leaf with eye holes, and not the houndskull (German: Hundsgugel) which is pointed and may have hinges at the temples) shows an unusually wide camail strap -- not really a bad thing, but it can be 1-2cm narrower if you want. That would put the sewing holes about as far from the vervelle line as the upper edge of the strap is -- saves material. Sometimes camail straps were narrow indeed, like about 2cm across. But that is rare. 3cm; 3,5-4,0cm, more usual.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:47 am
tom. My Yahoo Mail may soon expire, I'm not accustomed to, I encountered a lot of problems this year, your stick helped me a lot, thank you very much, I want to send you a pair of gloves, I do hope Dimensional drawings of your hand to me, that I used as a reference, I wish you a Merry ChristmasTom B. wrote:Shaohu,
I sent you a message on Facebook.
Pinoc Chelloo,
Good to see you guys are still active.
Looks like I will be back in China in the Feb / March time frame.
Unfortunately again it is unlikely that I could visit you guys but I may have some more tools to send you.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:52 am
Deng？shaohu wrote:Hi...I talked to u before... I live in Taiwan and am also trying to start a fighting group. But its very hard to find other interested and able to make or buy armor. Right now I make extra armor and let others use it. I'm a married working man so it's hard to find time to make stuff. I have only had two meetings so far and still need to make more armor... Transporting the armor is difficult! Please add me to facebook
https://www.facebook.com/jesse.quimpo
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Wed Dec 18, 2013 9:00 am
Constantine Uncle Mao era we play them, they may be playing as reactionaries or counter-revolutionary, endure criticism, eat a bullet, but the Chinese people still like his oldKonstantin the Red wrote:And you have got friends to come and play -- marvelous! It wouldn't have happened in the Mao era, when I was growing up! (I am nearly 60 now. My beard is mostly gray; my hair is only half of what it was!)
The side view of your back-point (or high point, I really do not know which name is which style) bascinet with the Klappvisier (which is the center hinge visor rather like a leaf with eye holes, and not the houndskull (German: Hundsgugel) which is pointed and may have hinges at the temples) shows an unusually wide camail strap -- not really a bad thing, but it can be 1-2cm narrower if you want. That would put the sewing holes about as far from the vervelle line as the upper edge of the strap is -- saves material. Sometimes camail straps were narrow indeed, like about 2cm across. But that is rare. 3cm; 3,5-4,0cm, more usual.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Tue Dec 24, 2013 3:08 pm
LOL. Ah, yes, those old days. Mao was trouble for us, you know. Only Ho Chi Minh was more trouble.
Speaking of friends and translating, your friend Foglia's English is coming along well. It is improving every day.
Speaking of friends and translating, your friend Foglia's English is coming along well. It is improving every day.
Re: Some recent work
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2013 9:22 pm
I like to use a military duffle bag or seabag (same thing). Heavy canvas, US military olive green color, shaped about like a sausage or a spring-roll, about a meter and a half long and large enough to shove all of a suit of armor into with a bit of intelligent arranging. Works well for moving armor using public transit. They have shoulder straps now so you can carry them on your back -- not very comfortable with the weight of plate armor in it, though!shaohu wrote: I have only had two meetings so far and still need to make more armor... Transporting the armor is difficult! . . .
These two bags are a bit more than half full. Mine looks exactly like them.
-- shows the straps well. You can roll it down like that to help put things in easier.