Eofor wrote: I remember you said you had a plan for it, can't wait to see it.

I had hoped to have started this already, but a big project at work got in the way, I'll get to it at some time - hopefully soon

I love it

it might be worth looking at upholstery suppliers if you're after something thicker? that's where I get most of mine

I used my absolute favorite patterns from this thread on this project last year: https://www.ranger.budgetauthenticity.o ... =35&t=4133

That looks like it will be amazing

In terms of LOTR applications, I've wondered how a merino wool/silk blend, perhaps with a bit of lanolin, might function as a (somewhat diminished) galadhrim cloak I actually have a raw-silk/linen blend scarf (yard square I use as a scarf anyway), and in terms warmth it actually seems to function b...

So that's...interesting Agreed, it's interesting, maybe Tolkien adopted this way of thinking because the war was the part of his life he hated the most, and he could have thought that it wouldn't have happened if Anarcho-monarchism was the political system of the time, because people would instead ...

nice

Manveruon wrote:At this point, my ONLY Ranger-related resolution for 2021 is to actually put on my kit and go outside at least one single time.
...2020 was not a good year.

Honestly I'm tempted to say the exact same thing as you

Awesome

Great idea

The past year has been so messed up I haven't even given any thought to this, I have to start thinking but first on the list is to find a shaft for the mattock head I received from Eofor

I think, if the forked head hits anywhere but perfectly square on the target, you’re torquing that shaft pretty hard given the off-centered-ness of the split “points”, for what it’s worth. on a slightly different note, I think bouncing arrows would be exactly the kind of thing that a ranger...

Good work

Nice, I see it has a flat on the side to stop it rolling of the bench, a very useful feature