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The "Medieval Room" I'm working on soon - some neat items for it

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Sir James A:
Since I had the camera out to take a pic of my 14th Cent gear on the stand, I thought I'd snap a few quick shots of some Christmas presents slated for installation in my "medieval room", which will eventually have the display cases for the armors, swords, books, etc. I've got a whole china cabinet setup of medieval knick-knacks that I need to make a case for, too. It's going to be a busy summer, but in a good way. :)


Horned Dragon Skull by Design Toscano - this thing looks EPIC, very good quality
(http://www.designtoscano.com/product/code/CL4864.do)


Chateau St Roche Mirror by Design Toscano - good quality, may end up using it in the bathroom as functional, instead of just decor
(http://www.designtoscano.com/product/code/CL3427.do)


10.4" Digital Picture Frame - I've loaded it up with about 1,500 pictures of armor - accepts an SD card, so updating is easy

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Dragon Book Ends by Design Toscano - No picture since they arrived damaged, but they'll be guarding my collection of medieval books while I'm away. Replacements are on the way (backordered ~6 weeks)
(http://www.designtoscano.com/product/code/CL55773.do)

Design Toscano has some neat exclusive items (gargoyles and dragons in particular), some items that will stop your heart when you see the price (some of the furniture), and some fantastic customer service - they apologized about the broken bookends, said they are on back order about 6 weeks, and to keep the broken ones too! (one wing tip is broken, paint flaked off part of the celtic circle, and a few other flaws - yet the box wasn't damaged at all)

Courtesy of my awesome wife and awesome parents.

Sir Edward:

Excellent! Yeah, I intend to fully decorate up the "man cave" when I get one (right now the whole (puny) house is a bachelor pad, so no separate room).

Sir Rodney:
I don't think I have any photographs of my Medieval Man Cave before children came along.  Making it kid-safe really takes the Medieval and Man out of the Cave. :(

Sir Patrick:
I hear ya, Rodney. :'(

Sir Edward:

--- Quote from: Rodney on 2011-02-02, 22:47:43 ---I don't think I have any photographs of my Medieval Man Cave before children came along.  Making it kid-safe really takes the Medieval and Man out of the Cave. :(

--- End quote ---

LOL, I can imagine. Everyone keeps telling me that if I had to child-proof my house, the easiest way would be to put up plexiglass walls in front of the real walls. Almost every wall on the first floor of my house has sharp objects on it.

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