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13-03-06, 01:04 AM #1VIP Member
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wip- the Sturgeon
This is just a blade and a dream at this point, but when I finish it I hope it will deserve the name "Sturgeon"- my tirbute to one of the noblest- and weirdest- fish that I have ever laid eyes on.
"Till shade is gone, Till water is gone, into the Shadow with teeth bared, screaming defiance to the last breath, to spit in Sightblinders eye on the last day"
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Can't wait to see the finished item Harlan! Looking good so far!!!
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I look forward to seeing the completed knife too!!
"He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are his life, his love, his leader. He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion."
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Re: wip- the Sturgeon
Interesting shape. Dont know if i like it yet but it has potensial.
mvh Otto Ødegård
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Sturgeon - ripper of sheaths?
There are bag people and box people and tube people.
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13-03-06, 10:54 AM #6Account Closed
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Ooh, I like it! Could some sort of stabilised seaweed handle and shagreen sheath be an idea?
Danzo
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you have some wierd dreams dude
Originally Posted by H.T. Ryerson
Looking good mate, very keen to see where this goes and as Danny says, Im wondering how you would sheath it, even though your not a sheath man at present of course - gotta be something he cant do hey foks
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Interesting knife, I like it a lot. Nice to see different designs like this.
I think I have an idea for a sheath... 
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Re: wip- the Sturgeon
I don't suppose those are human bones in the background?
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I didn't want to ask Originally Posted by ZDP-189
Nice blade though, can't wait to see the finished knife.
Andy
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13-03-06, 11:37 AM #11Senior Member
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Looking at the bone in the back then thats one BIG arsed human I wouldnt have wanted to meet when he was alive
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13-03-06, 12:15 PM #12Account Closed
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Do sturgeons eat people? They can get pretty huge.
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Cool!!
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Simon.
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13-03-06, 01:45 PM #14Moderator
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Excellent knife. Would also be quite handy for any Klingon fans. I am inpressed by the way your designs have a uniqueness about them, yet they are recognisable as your work. Well done.
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Fish, ray skin handle slabs would suit that beauty and the name.
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