Jolner Logarsson
Recruit
Ok I did that. But I don't think it worked. I can't find the new items in the game.
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Recruit
Schwarzwolf
By me, too.
Ritter Dummbatz
Grandmaster Knight
If you added the entries for the items like explained in the first post and if it compiles without errors there is no reason why they shouldn't appear. Well, next to the random factor that makes an item show up or not.
Schwarzwolf
It's for Warband, right?
Nice project, have you considered stitching instead of nails?
dejawolf 说:hup. made another viking shield.
Very nice Deja!
I'm going to make a new roundshield too, but I cant find lindenwood anywhere...
From wich wood did you make it and how is it constructed?
Would like to collect some information before start building myself.
Schwarzwolf
Deja, I had so much fun
I meaned the mod
^^
dejawolf 说:
I meaned the mod
^^
dejawolf
Knight
Life_Erikson 说:dejawolf 说:hup. made another viking shield.
Very nice Deja!
I'm going to make a new roundshield too, but I cant find lindenwood anywhere...
From wich wood did you make it and how is it constructed?
Would like to collect some information before start building myself.
it's a cheap and cheerful plywood shield. most likely the plywood is pine. generally you want a light type of wood. the shield should also be thin, most re-enactors use 9mm plywood for training shields, but i made mine from 15mm plywood and then used an angle grinder to taper the shield towards 6mm at the edges. glue something on the front of the shield, a bedsheet like i did, or more authentically rawhide. it will keep the shield from falling apart when its getting splintered. this is especially important if you decide to use a more historic construction method with multiple planks.
dejawolf
Knight
NaglFaar 说:
which ones, the large ones, or the small ones? for the large ones, i drilled a hole where the nail would go, put the nail through, laid the shield down on an anvil, and then bent the nail over with a few hammer blows. the bolts along the rim i cheated, i basically beat some carpet tacks in from both sides at nearly the same spot.
i suppose you could also do it by annealing the bolts to soften them up, and then with a a hammer and anvil, flatten the opposite side cold, by hitting it a lot, with solid, straight blows.
dejawolf 说:Life_Erikson 说:dejawolf 说:hup. made another viking shield.
Very nice Deja!
I'm going to make a new roundshield too, but I cant find lindenwood anywhere...
From wich wood did you make it and how is it constructed?
Would like to collect some information before start building myself.
it's a cheap and cheerful plywood shield. most likely the plywood is pine. generally you want a light type of wood. the shield should also be thin, most re-enactors use 9mm plywood for training shields, but i made mine from 15mm plywood and then used an angle grinder to taper the shield towards 6mm at the edges. glue something on the front of the shield, a bedsheet like i did, or more authentically rawhide. it will keep the shield from falling apart when its getting splintered. this is especially important if you decide to use a more historic construction method with multiple planks.
Thank's!
Will you be using it for reenactment/fieldbattles?
Yarrum 说:
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