Knight with sword-belt

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Knight with sword-belt

Post by TrishoHara »

inspired by this I played a little bit with a styrene sheet and a knight.
This is the result.
Now the knight can store his sword.

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Post by Sir Dillon »

Looks pretty good, from what I can see. Do you think you could take another picture of it, from the side, and maybe one of it off the minifig? :)
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Good job! It's good to see what other people can come up with.

Can your Knight ride his horse while wearing this piece? Example -
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nice.
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Post by Fry_slayer »

Woa i see ur post got Jeff out of his hidings, a colossal feat.
More pictures from different view please, and I assume you have a left handed knight there?
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Post by Lamanda2 »

Very nice indeed!
I like some others would like to see a few more pictures though.

Oh,and I didn't know you were a member of CC TrishoHara :)
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Hmm, pretty good. It could use a little refining though. I'm not one to customize official parts (so I don't like the red on the helmet); but I might be able to make something like this from some of my dad's polystyrene that he used to make the prototype Superplexus*, which he invented. Good job, on both making the custom, and giving me a chance to rant.

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Post by TrishoHara »

Here are more photos:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/carry ... older2.jpg
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/carry ... older1.jpg
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/carry ... older1.jpg

P.S. the red markings at the helmet are NOT from me. They were there already when I bought the castle with this fig included. :-)
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Very nice,
I like it :D
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Yes, very nice. Ooh, you're lucky to have a foal.

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Post by Cyclonis »

Hehe, I have a foal.

Nice work! You did well. I like how you can see the tip of the sword through the bottom, unique and different from the standard rounded one that covers all of it except the handle.

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Post by ottoatm »

Ah... the other pics offer a few better perspectives... very good - looks like it took a bit of work/carving, but the finished product is not to shabby. I'm not sure if the tip coming through the other end is realistic or not, but it's kind of interesting, I like it.
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Post by Blasterman »

Very good - fits while on the horse! Thanks for the pics.

Side note on scabbards - I'm realizing that cloth ones(Lego material)work a lot better overall. Of course you have to figure a good way of mounting it to the fig, IF you're not going to go all out and make a belt for it. Personally, I like making the belts too...so it's no big deal to me.
With plastic, you're really locked into a fixed position - unless you have one of my scabbard sets, or make something similar.

Either way - if it works, go with it!
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Post by The dark tide »

Thats really sweet but how did you make it?
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Post by The Blue Knight »

Nicely done. I have used a string tied around the leg pegs for 20+ years myself. Low tech, but it works.

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Well done again sir.
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