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Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - hephestus - 09-26-2009
Dear friends,
I bring you into view some pages of my site with the first reproductions for the museum "LuigiFantini" at Monterenzio.
Tomb No. 107 of the necropolis of Montetamburino - Monte Bibele (Bologna - Italy)
the sword with the scabbard: [url:1mmlxy6l]http://www.hephestus.net/spada_celtica_montetamburino.htm[/url]
the javelin: [url:1mmlxy6l]http://www.hephestus.net/lancia%20tomba%20107.htm[/url]
Sorry for my bad english.
Valete
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Virilis - 09-26-2009
Wow Vincenzo, looks absolutely great
hock: !!!
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - jvrjenivs - 09-26-2009
Another wonderful repro you made here, Vincenzo.
Could you explain how exactly the closing system of the sword scabbard works. As far as I understand you slide together the 2 sides of the scabbard, and then put on the 3rd piece to fix all together, but how does this 3rd piece function? Is it just the pressure this piece has on the 2 pieces of the scabbard, or is it 'clasped' behind some rim on one of the scabbard plates. I'm wondering about this for some time now.
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - hephestus - 09-26-2009
Thanks for the compliments, I'm very happy you like my work.
The two sides of the sheath are separated to make the working of nailing support for the chain and to decorate the front and nailing of the 3rd piece.
The spike is nailed through the two circles above the front plate.
The lower part is inserted to scroll to get stuck in "wedge".
The last inch of scrolling required to exercise pressure to fit in and you're done.
The thrusts of the sword hangs over the back.
I hope I have explained well with the translation of google translator
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Nieczar - 09-26-2009
this sword is amazing
hock: ....great stuff 
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - M. Demetrius - 09-27-2009
Without putting a caliper to it, I'd have to say that's as close to an exact copy as I've ever seen. Excellent work, Heph. Purely excellent.
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - hephestus - 09-27-2009
Thanks friends.
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Martin Moser - 09-27-2009
Very good work!
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Gaius Julius Caesar - 09-27-2009
Exceptional work!
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - hephestus - 09-27-2009
other news.
The weight of the sword is 500 gr.
The scabbard weighs 400 gr.
and the javelin weighs 520 gr. (complete with wood)
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Tita Iuventia Martia - 09-28-2009
Hi Vincenzo,
Loooks great! Very nice stuff! Good work! :-) ) The sword is really amazing. How much is this gladius?
Such a pitty that your web pages are not also in English
;-) vale and best regards from Prague :-) )
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - hephestus - 09-28-2009
Thanks, you're right I do help me to translate my pages into English, in the meantime you can use Google's online translator, it is not perfect, but he manages to make this clear.
Do me the questions that interest you and will try to answer.
Vale and best regards to all from Bononia
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Quintus Galerius - 09-28-2009
grande!!
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - hephestus - 10-12-2009
Dear friends,
thanks again for the appreciation.
Today I have compared the replicas with the originals.
Here are the pictures:
[url:nf9x2wyl]http://www.hephestus.net/spada_celtica_montetamburino.htm#CONFRONTI_IN_MUSEO[/url]
and here: [url:nf9x2wyl]http://www.hephestus.net/lancia%20tomba%20107.htm#CONFRONTI_IN_MUSEO[/url]
Re: Replicas for the museum at Monterenzio (Italy) - Folkert van Wijk - 10-13-2009
Quote:Dear friends,
I bring you into view some pages of my site with the first reproductions for the museum "LuigiFantini" at Monterenzio.
Tomb No. 107 of the necropolis of Montetamburino - Monte Bibele (Bologna - Italy)
the sword with the scabbard: [url:1e67nme8]http://www.hephestus.net/spada_celtica_montetamburino.htm[/url]
the javelin: [url:1e67nme8]http://www.hephestus.net/lancia%20tomba%20107.htm[/url]
Sorry for my bad english.
Valete
Yes these are very good reproductions!! Congratulations!! I am looking foreward to see more work.