Peter Remling wrote:Good Idea, once the dung is dried it could be used for fuel too.

while I agree it's a good idea it's just a little too smelly for me folks. Nothin like the smell of dung in the mornin'.

I wish. The closest I've gotten to the outdoors has been to get in to and out of my car. I've had the flu from hades for 7 days now with it just starting to clear today. I was out there in spirit though for sure!

For a VERY similar style check out The Last of the Mohicans with Danial Day Lewis. It was done a good few years earlier. I have both films and have never checked it out but I believe both scenes were probably choreograpghed by the same person. Handaxes or in this particular case tomahawks, are more...

Since a lot of the Rangers on this board were leaning toward a sword around the size of a basilard/gladius/large seax, I'm curious to find out which style they'd use for a shorter blade like that. In my opinion for single sword I'd go with George Silver. Even though you'd be moving very far period ...

Animal hides, bones and meat salted and sold or traded would also supplement your income or at least help settle your beer tab at the Prancing Pony. You don't know the tab I could run up at the prancing pony do you? :P Anyway I tend to think that things like pots and anything metal could just be fr...

caedmon wrote:Cool, this is good info, now all I need is Del TIn or Albion sword to try it on...

It'll work with the new Paul Chen hilts as well seeing as their peening even the practical line....... And everyone needs a Del Tin or Albion.

Hello all, Thought I'd kick this off with a how to I posted on the other forum. Weapon repair is something we should know and something I deal with as a WMA Practitioner. Anyway here it is. How to tighten a loose hilt Sometimes, Del Tin swords (and other swords with peened pommels) can get a bit loo...