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Title: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir Edward on 2011-06-20, 14:57:51


Could you imagine having all of this as a kid?

http://www.allenantiques.com/Reproductions-Collection.html (http://www.allenantiques.com/Reproductions-Collection.html)
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir Wolf on 2011-06-20, 16:19:41
oh ya Wade Allen's son has a life time of armour to play with
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir William on 2011-06-20, 16:34:16
Boy o boy...is he adopting at present?  lol
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir James A on 2011-06-20, 17:56:12
Yep, he makes him a new kit every year or so. Very lucky kid, and very neat that his dad makes it, too.
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir Ulrich on 2011-06-21, 02:09:57
Wish I had that when I was a kid. Instead I had to settle for plastic swords and cardboard plate armor I made myself, along with costume grade "maille" which was just woven mylar on a polyester shirt.
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir Patrick on 2011-06-21, 02:54:56
Do you think he would adopt me?
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir William on 2011-06-21, 17:13:49
Quote from: Sir Ulrich on 2011-06-21, 02:09:57
Wish I had that when I was a kid. Instead I had to settle for plastic swords and cardboard plate armor I made myself, along with costume grade "maille" which was just woven mylar on a polyester shirt.

That shows you are creative...nothing wrong with that, Ulrich.  Look at you now!
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Sir Ulrich on 2011-06-23, 07:09:21
Quote from: Sir William on 2011-06-21, 17:13:49
Quote from: Sir Ulrich on 2011-06-21, 02:09:57
Wish I had that when I was a kid. Instead I had to settle for plastic swords and cardboard plate armor I made myself, along with costume grade "maille" which was just woven mylar on a polyester shirt.

That shows you are creative...nothing wrong with that, Ulrich.  Look at you now!
Yeah, I always enjoyed making my own stuff, one of my childhood dreams was to have my own armor that was actually real and now look, eventually I'm going to look how I want. Just hope I don't outgrow it.
Title: Re: Lucky kid!
Post by: Joshua Santana on 2011-06-23, 10:17:06
Aye, I believe we all will be green with envy for the fact that we didn't have a dad who was an armorer that made a harness for you annually.

(JK, I think the kid is lucky, I will have tro get in touch with Allen to see if he is accepting commissions)