Helmet stand?
Helmet stand?
Hello
Can someone lead me to the link of the site that has the cool helm stands with the skull head. A resin casting I belive.
Thanks
Hal
Can someone lead me to the link of the site that has the cool helm stands with the skull head. A resin casting I belive.
Thanks
Hal
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under reproduction arms and armour, helmets. at the bottom they have those stands for sale
under reproduction arms and armour, helmets. at the bottom they have those stands for sale
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Howdy, Halbs. Hal here - c'est moi! 
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Love them.
How big are the eye sockets and can some lights be inserted with cut red glass inserted in the front?
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Love them.
How big are the eye sockets and can some lights be inserted with cut red glass inserted in the front?Lou
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Halberds - 22"
CWA - big enough that I've stuck Halloween rubber eyeballs in the sockets. They look really horror-movie creepy that way, but as a former anthropologist I'm into the "skull purity" of bare bone.
Theros - We've done the led trick with 'em before. Looks pretty cool.
My favorite image (besides the multi-skull lineup above) came when I unpacked my first shipment of eight skulls and sat them in a row across the hood of my old '88 Cadillac. It looked like the early scene in "John Carpenter's Vampires" after they killed off the first nest, and I seriously considered permanently gluing them in place.
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CWA - big enough that I've stuck Halloween rubber eyeballs in the sockets. They look really horror-movie creepy that way, but as a former anthropologist I'm into the "skull purity" of bare bone.
Theros - We've done the led trick with 'em before. Looks pretty cool.
My favorite image (besides the multi-skull lineup above) came when I unpacked my first shipment of eight skulls and sat them in a row across the hood of my old '88 Cadillac. It looked like the early scene in "John Carpenter's Vampires" after they killed off the first nest, and I seriously considered permanently gluing them in place.

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Buhahahahahah; Checks in the maille + tax.
Hey, are you going to the spring Texas armour in? I will have to bring my new helm stand with a new helm on it. Or bof of um.
Holey crap the Jimmy is getting full and one more want's to come along. I don't know whether to throw out the beer or the anvils.
Halberds
Hey, are you going to the spring Texas armour in? I will have to bring my new helm stand with a new helm on it. Or bof of um.
Holey crap the Jimmy is getting full and one more want's to come along. I don't know whether to throw out the beer or the anvils.
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Like it...hmmm one with blood shot red eyes, one with yellow eyes and one with gold eyes...
Lou
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Forget red glass, drill little holes into the bottom of the eye socket so you can slip red leds in them, that way you cant see the light source but the sockets glow red</font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Like it...hmmm one with blood shot red eyes, one with yellow eyes and one with gold eyes...

Lou
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<B>Halberds - 22"
CWA - big enough that I've stuck Halloween rubber eyeballs in the sockets. They look really horror-movie creepy that way, but as a former anthropologist I'm into the "skull purity" of bare bone.
Theros - We've done the led trick with 'em before. Looks pretty cool.
My favorite image (besides the multi-skull lineup above) came when I unpacked my first shipment of eight skulls and sat them in a row across the hood of my old '88 Cadillac. It looked like the early scene in "John Carpenter's Vampires" after they killed off the first nest, and I seriously considered permanently gluing them in place.
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Hal,
Where I live is the home of Kilgore International. They supply body parts (past) now it is plastic to the med schools. Every once in a while there is a ebay auction with a case and skull. The top of the skull lifts up and it is various parts are numbered. This was a teaching skull. I know that the some of the Med Schools still have a few of their real skeletons and other parts.
Like them very much. I will email you latter.
Lou
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<B>Halberds - 22"
CWA - big enough that I've stuck Halloween rubber eyeballs in the sockets. They look really horror-movie creepy that way, but as a former anthropologist I'm into the "skull purity" of bare bone.
Theros - We've done the led trick with 'em before. Looks pretty cool.
My favorite image (besides the multi-skull lineup above) came when I unpacked my first shipment of eight skulls and sat them in a row across the hood of my old '88 Cadillac. It looked like the early scene in "John Carpenter's Vampires" after they killed off the first nest, and I seriously considered permanently gluing them in place.

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Hal,
Where I live is the home of Kilgore International. They supply body parts (past) now it is plastic to the med schools. Every once in a while there is a ebay auction with a case and skull. The top of the skull lifts up and it is various parts are numbered. This was a teaching skull. I know that the some of the Med Schools still have a few of their real skeletons and other parts.
Like them very much. I will email you latter.
Lou
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Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. I really worry about you guys sometimes . . .
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Yep, that's me. If you read the text, you'll see the event you referred to even cracks a mention . . . god! My wasted youth comes back to haunt me.
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