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Remy Closset wrote:
> The second post. Now, the guard has legs and sword !!!
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> rémy
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This is getting more and more impressive...
One tiny detail though : the two side rings of the sword's guard
shouldn't be on the same plane. See for example
http://www.armor.com/2000/catalog/item162gall.html
I assume no one except me would ever care about it, but I've been
addicted to swords since an early age...
I don't know in what scene you intend to use your guard, but if it's
modeled the same way, it's bound to be excellent !
--
Vincent
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Here is my model
http://www.comptoir-du-chateau.fr/pages/armesforgees-combat/poprapieres_FC/rapiere4.html
rémy
"Vincent LE CHEVALIER" <lec### [at] cti ecpfr> a écrit dans le message
de news:4064665e$1@news.povray.org...
> Remy Closset wrote:
>
> > The second post. Now, the guard has legs and sword !!!
> >
> > rémy
> >
> >
> >
> This is getting more and more impressive...
> One tiny detail though : the two side rings of the sword's guard
> shouldn't be on the same plane. See for example
> http://www.armor.com/2000/catalog/item162gall.html
> I assume no one except me would ever care about it, but I've been
> addicted to swords since an early age...
>
> I don't know in what scene you intend to use your guard, but if it's
> modeled the same way, it's bound to be excellent !
>
> --
> Vincent
>
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