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Teutonic shield.
Sir James A:
--- Quote from: Sir William on 2012-05-16, 14:20:44 ---You've done an excellent job...looks like you have the placement of the guige strap perfectly. I hope you won't mind, I've saved a copy of the way you did it so I can send it to my shieldmakers. For some odd reason, they're still iffy when it comes to the strapping for a lefty like myself. Well done, Sir!
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You can always get it unstrapped and head over here and we'll fix 'em up just like Sir Nathan's. ;)
Joshua Santana:
--- Quote ---You can always get it unstrapped and head over here and we'll fix 'em up just like Sir Nathan's.
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Agreed!
SirNathanQ:
Thank you all for your fine words :) You know, after training with the shield, I find that my zornhau is faster. I think it may be my left arm getting used to picking up some slack.
Sir William:
--- Quote from: James Anderson III on 2012-05-16, 18:35:42 ---
--- Quote from: Sir William on 2012-05-16, 14:20:44 ---You've done an excellent job...looks like you have the placement of the guige strap perfectly. I hope you won't mind, I've saved a copy of the way you did it so I can send it to my shieldmakers. For some odd reason, they're still iffy when it comes to the strapping for a lefty like myself. Well done, Sir!
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You can always get it unstrapped and head over here and we'll fix 'em up just like Sir Nathan's. ;)
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Deal...because its a beauty, but the strapping's awkward...I'll show you at VARF, I'll bring it w/me. Debating on whether or not to actually wear it. I have a sword coming back that I had a custom scabbard and rig made for (new grip too) that matches, I'm kind of stoked about it, but am not sure how to...well, you'll see. lol
SirNathanQ:
I'd reccomend giving the strapping the Sir James treatment. All of my strapping turned out wonderfully, thanks to his guidance.
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