The Original L'Aigle Thread, for the sake of history. Be ye warned.

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They aren't currently available and probably won't be. They didn't leave the UK from 1794 to 1815.

In other news, I can barely move my right hand after spending about 25 hours on the weekend trying to get the closed alpha ready.
 
Docm30 said:
They aren't currently available and probably won't be. They didn't leave the UK from 1794 to 1815.

In other news, I can barely move my right hand after spending about 25 hours on the weekend trying to get the closed alpha ready.
haha well done on the hard work
 
Inanch-Bilge said:
My character will be called Javert, I will clean France from outlaws.

like this one?
 
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sorry for the OT, very excited for the release date Docm30!
it's a dream come true :grin:
 
Just a question about the musketoon model you have made, shouldn't it have a much fatter barrel towards the end?

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=musketoon&biw=1920&bih=993&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=WkKZVOWSIML38QWtzIK4BQ&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=cPSvqex5upiIvM%253A%3Bk2-uSvcIG0LQbM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fimg88.imageshack.us%252Fimg88%252F8562%252F61826092.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.tabancatufek.com%252Fforum2%252Fprintthread.php%253Ftid%253D5937%2526page%253D3%3B600%3B258
 
Blunderbuss is the English word for Donderbus. In French, the bell-flared weapon can be more precisely called a Tromblon. Which apparently comes from the Italian Trombone, obviously because of the horn's bell flare. And I like the idea of unwieldy horns firing shot at people, so I propose we borrow the French word or start calling them trombone-muskets.
 
In that case, let's go with the hungarian Mordály. The name itself is a unique word which nowadays became synonymous to, quote on quote,
"Big INeverRealizedTheseForumsWereCensored Gun".
 
Melty said:
oh i thought that it was just like a really short and innacurate carbine that sprayed little pallets like a shotgun?

Period French and English sources just use it to mean carbine. I suspect the sense of 'blunderbuss' is modern. People are always calling things by the wrong name these days.
 
Docm30 said:
They aren't currently available and probably won't be. They didn't leave the UK from 1794 to 1815.

In other news, I can barely move my right hand after spending about 25 hours on the weekend trying to get the closed alpha ready.

Is "trying to get the closed alpha ready" a Canadian euphemism meaning masturbation????
 
Dhoondiah Waugh said:
Docm30 said:
They aren't currently available and probably won't be. They didn't leave the UK from 1794 to 1815.

In other news, I can barely move my right hand after spending about 25 hours on the weekend trying to get the closed alpha ready.

Is "trying to get the closed alpha ready" a Canadian euphemism meaning masturbation????
Idiotic, peasant.
 
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