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Hello
Soon I'll finish my first reconstruction of this "magic" face mask....but befor it'll be done I want to show present level of my work
details I'll describe when I'll done
I'm interested Your opinions
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an very awesome reproduction, you've made Patryk! Splendid craftsmanship!
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Great work! Laudes!
It's time to change your avatar now :lol:
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Patryk. I would like to give my great compliments to you, however I speak also as a fellow craftsman who has made this very mask a few times already and can recognize an excellent piece of work when I see it. Very good indeed.
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I just wonder who will be the lucky owner of this piece :wink: ...
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Compliments! It's almost identical to the real one!
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Now that I would like!
Excellent work Patrik, and yes i would agree, it looks almost identical to the original!
Sure you didn't sneak into the museum at Kalkriese!!!!
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Great work. I can bend metal, and sometimes it goes where I want it to go, but that's very high level smithing. Laud for your effort!
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Very nice indeed!
Will you be applying the silver sheet as well?
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When you do the shaping of the metal, say, the nose, do you use a recessed (negative) form and beat the metal into it, or a raised (positive) form and beat the metal on it? I clearly don't understand how that process works, but I'd like to.
Do you work with the metal hot or cold?
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