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Pugio sheath plate type A - LVCIVS VVLPES - 01-15-2008
Just finished a Pugio sheath type A plate,
the original is from the Auerberg ( 10/15 AD - 40/45 AD )
length of the plate is 258 mm
all the work is done with graver's and chisels no etching,
inlay is brass and enamel
Cheers
Luc
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - muskitear - 01-15-2008
That is excellent work. Laudes
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Tarbicus - 01-15-2008
Stunning work, well done!
I'm interested in which parts you used the chisels for, and which parts the gravers?
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Robert Vermaat - 01-15-2008
Oh wow. And they say we Late Romans are colourful!
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Crispvs - 01-15-2008
VERY nice work Luc. More than one laud point will be heading your way over the next hour or two. That is fantastic work! I wish I could do as well.
"Oh wow. And they say we Late Romans are colourful!"
Yes there are rather too many of the actually rather atypical plain sheaths in re-enactment. Luc's sheath must stand as an example to all of us of what we should strive for.
Crispvs
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - maius - 01-15-2008
WOW! What a fantistic job, wish i could do somthing as nice.
To bad one of the commercial makers can't come up with somthing as good.
Laudes to you.
Maius/Bill
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Titus Aetius - 01-15-2008
Beautiful! Great work!
I like it a lot and hope to see it in real life once!
Laudes!
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - scythius - 01-15-2008
Luc - having done this type of work before, I can only say that this took my breath away.
I guess I should start doing this to my Roman kit.
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - M. Demetrius - 01-15-2008
Most excellent. A + doesn't seem like enough.
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Magnus - 01-16-2008
Man...that's crazy. The amount of patience and discipline that must have taken...I'm envious! I don't have that skill set!
Well done! Dare I ask how many hours that took?
Could a similar pattern be done on deepeeka's new plain pugio pattern?
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Martin Moser - 01-16-2008
Brilliant work, Luc! Laudes from me as well!
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - MARCvSVIBIvSMAvRINvS - 01-16-2008
Simply beautiful work!! Laudes!!
M.VIB.M.
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Peroni - 01-16-2008
Simply stunning!
hock:
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Gaius Julius Caesar - 01-16-2008
That is incredible work Luc, it almost looks CAD perfect!
hock: Truely amazing perfection!
Quote:VERY nice work Luc. More than one laud point will be heading your way over the next hour or two. That is fantastic work! I wish I could do as well.
"Oh wow. And they say we Late Romans are colourful!"
Yes there are rather too many of the actually rather atypical plain sheaths in re-enactment. Luc's sheath must stand as an example to all of us of what we should strive for.
Crispvs
Glad to hear that Crispus, I will hold you to that statement...... :wink:
Re: Pugio sheath plate type A - Senovara - 01-16-2008
Amazing work!! That's not just a pugio sheath, my friend, that is ART.
