I put a 3/4 finished Burgonet on ebay-cheap!

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I put a 3/4 finished Burgonet on ebay-cheap!

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Hi, guys. I haven't been around for a while. Not having regular access to a computer will do that...

At any rate, I put a burgonet that I started on ebay, so if any of you guys or gals wants a helm to finish up pretty quick, get it cheap.

the URL is <A HREF="http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=556502374

I" TARGET=_blank>http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=556502374

I</A> call this helm type a "nanner" burgonet, because of the shape of the skull. There are several similar to it in the arnmory at Graz, Austria.

I plan to put a couple more helm parts on ebay tonite or tomorrow, so check my other auctions, too. I'll try to put a listing here when I get the other items listed.
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I *really* want that.
It's basically SCA legal, right? I mean, if I rivited and finished it...?
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And how large is large?
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If you have a really fat head, it will still fit you. Image And, yeah, it was designed to be SCA legal.

Here's the links to the other two hat pieces I put up on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=556531466 (This is the zischagge top.)


http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=556550354 (This is the nanner burg skull.)

They are another nanner burg skull (skull only) that is a medium size, and a very large zischagge style swirly top.
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My head's not particularly large... Probably a little bigger than medium hat size. Will it still fit me?
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Post by Joe Skeesick »

Shame you didnt get to finish it Clang.... I like what you've done with getting a SCA burgonet. I really like your "nanner" tops. I have a helm project I may just have to have you do. Its got significant dome shapping/fluting. But thats a few months off.

Hope to see you around the archive a bit more.

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Those "nanner" tops look really cool... I want one now, but Jake outbid me Image (don't have much business buying a helm anyway...)
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That's really cool looking. I'd like to see it when it's finished as well!

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Foo!
So much for buyin' it, now!
I was outbid! Image
(Thus is karma, eh, Garridan?)
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Very cool, man! God, I love my new job...I can do crazy things like buy helms. Image
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LMAO

Morgan, you are such an armour whore. Image

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Morgan, I'm going to have to ask you what you do for a living... and please don't be offended if I fly through your window screaming, holding a large swingable object of some sort... and possibly swinging said object at you...
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I manage an IT department. I'm also single and basically close to debt free, no kids to support, stuff like that. When I moved into my new job, I got a raise that, after bonuses and so on, will be something in the $25,000 a year range. And I was making reasonably good money before I took this job. No reason to try to kill me. At least I hope not. But if we're armoured up somewhere, you're more than welcome to swing a stick at my head.

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Post by The Lost Scott »

I ahte my job I can't buy helms spur of the moment but I have a helm by CLANG I love it, I may have to see if I can come up with the maney for this one, I really like it and have some ideas for the rest of the harness.
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Post by Morgan »

Oh, just a point of information...I am not the one who outbid Jake. Image

OOOH! An archive bidding war! Sounds like fun, Lost Scot! Hey, you're going to Gulf, right?

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Post by Prince Of Darkmoor »

I manage an IT department. I'm also single and basically close to debt free, no kids to support, stuff like that. When I moved into my new job, I got a raise that, after bonuses and so on, will be something in the $25,000 a year range.


How can you possibly manage an IT department and make less than I do as a secretary? Man, you need to move to The Valley! You'd be making three times that...
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Post by Morgan »

PoD....I said my RAISE was $25000 a year. Not raised TO $25000 a year. IE, I'm making over $2000 a month more now than I was making before this job.
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How did you/do you get the face lames to stay up on the mostly complete burgonet?
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Muuuhaaahaaahaaa. Love, TheLastBid
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*sigh* that bonus is slightly less than I make in a year as a programmer... unfortunately, I have ultimate job security (I leave, and my company's internet venture folds), and I'm moving in a few months, so I can't quit...
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Since you got outbid, Jake, I guess I don't have to answer your question now do I? Image It is a pretty large helmet-youi could probably wear it with a lot of padding, but it would bob around a bit...

Sebastian, right now they're being held by friction from the slight bit of rust under them... Image When complete, they should be held by spring clips or some other mechanical device.
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I can't get to e-bay from my work what is the bid up to now.
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Hey,Lost Scott. Last I looked it was about $150. See ya at an event this spring maybe?
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CLANG I've been doddling on the video of the Samuri armour I will try to get it done this week and sent out to you, any luck on the quillions yet?
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Post by Morgan »

Heheh...trying to decide how much a helm I have to finish is worth to me...it SEEMS like a fun project, but Frederick sure seems intent on getting it...hm..... Image
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Post by Frederick The Heavy »

It's a good way to reverse engineer a nice helm! I can study it before finishing. It's almost as good as watching Clang build it. But never mind......I did'nt mean that.....pay no attention...... not a good point anyway... Image
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Hey Morgan...

Think of that raise till you feel nice and generous, and then look at this thread.

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AG: Replied privately.

Fredrich: I was just thinking it would be fun to finish and have. Image

Wanna go in together, you can reverse engineer it and I get it when you're done? Image
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Lost Scott, I just found your email two days ago, anyway... Long story. I'd love to see the vid. I'll get the hilt done whenever you're ready for it.
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Post by Morgan »

I was away and not interested in a bidding war and someone sniped it at the last minute. No biggie, thought it'd be fun to do acid etching on it. Was that an archive person who got it?
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Post by sarnac »

I got the zischagge top.
Wheeeeeeeee!!!
Now I can build MYSELF a helmet instead of building them for everyone else.
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