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New Great Helm
Lord Dane:
Yeah!! Then you can spend.. spend.. spend... as though with her approval. Good plan!!!! Shop!! Shop!! Shop!!! ;D
B. Patricius:
--- Quote from: Sir Edward on 2013-05-24, 21:52:03 ---Ahah! Excellent. Once your lady is on board with it, the sky's the limit! :)
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--- Quote from: Lord Dane on 2013-05-24, 22:04:03 ---Yeah!! Then you can spend.. spend.. spend... as though with her approval. Good plan!!!! Shop!! Shop!! Shop!!! ;D
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yeah, one of the perks too, is we do all our own soft kits. I'm no armourer (yet ;D), but all our soft kit, my templar, her hand-stitched 14th cotehardie, my Irish/Spanish Ren kit, and even my period 1660 justacorps cost us barely over $200. It's AWESOME!
The fact she enjoys this stuff almost as much as me (we have debates lol, she's an Art History major, I'm archaeology) is truly the greatest part of all this. I am truly blessed with my lady. 8)
Hrolfr:
I have rare earth magnets holding my torse and mantle to my helm (a skop). It works well. It is a bit cheesy, but fun.
Sir James A:
--- Quote from: Hrolfr on 2013-05-27, 16:28:44 ---I have rare earth magnets holding my torse and mantle to my helm (a skop). It works well. It is a bit cheesy, but fun.
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Any pics? I don't know what a "skop" is. I'm curious about the magnets too vs drilling.
Thorsteinn:
So when can we expect the helm to have it christening with scraps, dents, and so forth?
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