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19-03-12, 11:48 AM #61VIP Member
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
What about belly button fluff
Walk softly and carry an armoured tank division.
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19-03-12, 12:00 PM #62Maker
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
It's gonna take a while to gather enough up or are you goiing to ask for donations?
Originally Posted by Doubleshadow
What about belly button fluff
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19-03-12, 12:12 PM #63Senior Member
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
"hallowed turf" - turf from the stadium of the football team of your choice set in clear resin. Great way to fleece (I mean cater for) footy/knife fines.
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
Fluff from a belly button ????.....................Great material for dubbing onto a fly.
As is all type of hair.
......................................the Tup's Indispensible pattern requires the hairs from a rams scrotum
A fine pattern I'm told.......Ive never been on good enough terms with a ram to be able to create one
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
On a good day and with a new 'T' shirt I could stuff a small cushion Originally Posted by Stew
It's gonna take a while to gather enough up or are you goiing to ask for donations?
Walk softly and carry an armoured tank division.
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26-03-12, 09:29 PM #66Senior Member
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How about stabilised breeze block...
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
Slice up some petrified dinosaur poop.
Whoever dies with the most tools wins.......Now accepting donations.
I buy old folding and fixed blade knives of all kinds. Especially Case. PM Me.
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26-03-12, 09:42 PM #68Junior Member
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
A deck of playing cards might work, possibly the small decks to preserve more detail.
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26-03-12, 10:44 PM #69Senior Member
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
Ive seen homemade micarta scales made from discarded jeans.
Result was surprisingly good looking.
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29-03-12, 09:37 PM #70Senior Member
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
New ones- recycled stacked nylon bags or pictures inside transparent resin.
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29-03-12, 10:02 PM #71Moderator
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Worth doing a search on here for denim micarta. I remember a knife finished with copper and blue denim micarta that was just stunning. Limited by phone access just now. Originally Posted by BladeScout
Frank Mclaury: You're next on my list, Holliday. You better get used to seeing my face, 'cause it's the last thing you're gonna see.
Doc Holliday: McLaury, seeing your face would be a pleasant change. I understand most of your enemies got it in the back.
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29-03-12, 10:04 PM #72Account Closed
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
Possibly the one by Pieinthesky where he fitted the blue micarta into the handle? I think HTG owns that one. Originally Posted by Nice65
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29-03-12, 10:14 PM #73Moderator
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No not that one Dan, longer ago and fairly sure it was an American maker. I'll be getting out of bed and booting the lappy in a minute
Frank Mclaury: You're next on my list, Holliday. You better get used to seeing my face, 'cause it's the last thing you're gonna see.
Doc Holliday: McLaury, seeing your face would be a pleasant change. I understand most of your enemies got it in the back.
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Re: Ideas for unusual scales
Joel Bolden.................made the knife you are thinking about ?
It is a lovely knife ............typical of the classic work this maker from the USA creates.
Certainly one of my favourite makers.
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29-03-12, 10:36 PM #75Moderator
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Hmmm, may have been one of Joels. I'll have a look for the pics over the weekend. I've been able to find them before on here. There's denim micarta and denim micarta used really well with the right materials and colours. This was the latter.
Frank Mclaury: You're next on my list, Holliday. You better get used to seeing my face, 'cause it's the last thing you're gonna see.
Doc Holliday: McLaury, seeing your face would be a pleasant change. I understand most of your enemies got it in the back.
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