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Paulus von Zurich

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The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« on: 2014-09-15, 13:54:07 »
Just a couple weeks back, I traded one of my triplicate WWII rifles for a riveted hauberk with attached coif. I always had a policy of not trading original firearms for replica made kit. However, this past weekend, I traded one of my replica Civil War muskets for an original WWII rifle.  :P

I know have my hauberk, helmet, sword and clothing. I need to tailor my maille and make some more clothing, build a shield, make a scabbard and belt and I am pretty much there.
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Re: The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« Reply #1 on: 2014-09-15, 14:16:28 »
I just love how all of the trades were across at least one century.  Time traveling barter is the best :)
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Re: The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« Reply #2 on: 2014-09-15, 14:35:02 »
You lucky dog, Paul!  Great pick up, look forward to seeing it all together.
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Re: The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« Reply #3 on: 2014-09-15, 14:39:41 »
I plan on working on my kit further, just as soon as I finish up my basement remodel. Still trying to decide on a heraldic scheme, but I think I have something in mind that will work. I do not relish the scabbard project, I have always disliked building them. However, I am too cheap to pay someone to do it for me.  :P
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Re: The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« Reply #4 on: 2014-09-15, 14:53:00 »
We like pictures :)
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Re: The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« Reply #5 on: 2014-09-15, 14:57:09 »
If I could get Wolf to come down and help my tile the basement, I'd be happy to show you some pics of our work  ;)

It's all stuck in various piles currently, Sir James. I promise to post photos when my kit is complete.
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Re: The Oddity of Acquiring a Kit
« Reply #6 on: 2014-09-16, 20:20:13 »
lol
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