AiChichi 说:
that spike hammer looks really fearsomenessly ... I like it
pretty nice job
Thanks! Yes, that hammer is terrific!

That's why I made it
Slytacular 说:
Can you point out which axes come from the 15th century?
Not an easy task, sir... But I will try. Following the order of the pictures "from the internet", the short handled ones are from the Gothic Period (12th to 15th century), I mean the ones with holes and crosses in their blades and fancy curved hafts with knobs at their ends.
At the second picture, there are three horseman's axes, that I believe that belong to this period too, because of the "langets" of one of them (

and the shape of the blade in the other two (1 and 3).
The first axe at the fourth picture and all the ones in the fifth picture, except for the smaller one in the center and the axe in the lower left corner are all from the Gothic Period too.
And finally, in the sixth picture, all the axes, except the dane axe, the gallowglass, the maciejowski (on the left), the poleaxe (upper left corner) and the one at the bottom (the blackened one with langets) are from the Gothic Period too. The "german war axe", the "elspeth", "le duc" and the axe with triangular head are included in this period too (these only appear in "from OpenBrf").
But if you want to know exactly which are the ones from the 15th century, I think that the ones with more elaborated shapes, crosses, holes, rivets and langets are the ones that you are looking for.
