11-30-2009, 01:13 PM
I'm pretty sure that the Berkhamsted bowl also shows concentric lines from the spinning process.
IMO It would be acceptable, but not as accurate. as the Kew cheek plate looks to have been a direct development from the Gallic A type plate. Both the Schaan Coolus and the Nijmegen Gallic A have external fastening studs and a double tie-ring arrangement under the neck guard. The E from Walbrook has internal tie-rings on the cheek plates and a single tie-ring under the neck guard.
Best to use the Schaan pattern or Xanten (a simplified version). The Xanten plates are not that difficult to make from your old Deepeeka C plates!!! :wink:
Xanten plate...
Quote:If i were to use the cheek plates from an old coolus E on the modified C would that be more accurate?
IMO It would be acceptable, but not as accurate. as the Kew cheek plate looks to have been a direct development from the Gallic A type plate. Both the Schaan Coolus and the Nijmegen Gallic A have external fastening studs and a double tie-ring arrangement under the neck guard. The E from Walbrook has internal tie-rings on the cheek plates and a single tie-ring under the neck guard.
Best to use the Schaan pattern or Xanten (a simplified version). The Xanten plates are not that difficult to make from your old Deepeeka C plates!!! :wink:
Xanten plate...