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Me too please. Would like a couple of cylindrical blocks.[/quote] No problem guys. I've now tasked three different people i know with this. Two from my workplace and another who runs a joinery business in the town. All of them have agreed to "have a go", so I'll see what they come back with regardi...

Hi Folks, I I've long experience with model terrain making and so forth, so pretty confident I can pull out something that is half-decent. Plus I've acquired a few of the necessary materials such as Buckram, woollen felt etc along with a local carpenter who is happy to produce a hat block for me at...

Newbies galore at TORM today am overwelmed

Busy events programme and quite a few new faces for 2015 but more welcome

Brendan C wrote:Thanks Nige

Do you have contact info for Simon?


Brendan

I think he is History in the making and he trade's at TORM

Hi Brendan

Debs got hers from Simon Dunn it's a simple one she has since seen a design for a rather complex one with a stand.

Do you want to be able to wash them ?

Debs has made banners from cotton linen and silk all work it's the thinking through after made that usually influences the choice (oh and budget _

Track down Timothy Dawson he has at least two medieval saddles and rides a lot so would probably be able to help you

Near Leeds I hope means West Yorkshire

Medicus Matt wrote:No drama. Sounds interesting, might see if I can get up to York a day early.

Excellent

Huntingdon is up to 8 regular attendees all new now so looking good

As we said before all welcome

pmd you

Hi John give us time a lot to do

Second training session took place (inside) on Thursday now I beleive they are going fortnightly 6 newbies at this one I believe onwards and upwards.

And now we have started monthly training in Huntingdon ( I know but it's a start),

I recall the jack I ordered from PAC had a holiday in Scotland before it arrived in Surrey. Think that was Royal Mail. They all screw up. We have the same with deliveries which to be fair are usually a bit heavy couriers take one look at the stairs (which we successfuly carried up an industrial mac...

You may not be perfect Nigel, but IME you are pretty d@#$ed good. Thanks Alan Am wotking in the Wirrall so not at hom to verify but Debs assures me item in question was received back (in a badly dented box) unpacked checked and reposted by special delivery. We like heremes as they aren't afraid of ...

Iam guessing that this is Alan Hay ? The order was delayed slightly due to circumstances that were communicated. When ready the order was sent when we received final payment something that we unfortuantely have to insist on now due to a number of "lost" items over the last couple of years. Courier (...

Conquest South Eastern group is based in Guildford and we are in touch

Yes we are now having groups and it seems to be working

Hmm interesting which year ?

CJ pmd you hope it helps

whereabouts are you ?

Good morning

We have a brand new website Hooray hope that you enjoy it

http://www.conquestlivinghistory.co.uk/

What Jackie said A machine wash is limited in weight as off the top of my head you can only use two cartons of Dylon at a time which will Dye one kilo. I suspect that your garment weighs more than that. Also I'll bet they've used nylon thread which won't dye so that would be an interesting effect Pl...

Actually if you look behind the main characters there's a lot that is good

A lot reminds me of Wagner which given the location would make sense.

Re collars if youa re talking about the one's I think you mean then they are awful truly hideous. But remember some traders do not manufacture themsleves therefore they buy in and buy in what they think will sell at a good margin hence the large numbers of the same things you see at some markets. I ...

As far as I can tell as wrong as a wrong thing

Collars yes attached to Gambies evidenced as Ben says or as mentione din that well known comment by an arming doublet maker. But as a seperate piece nope not seen any evidence If it's there would love to see it and will retract the above.

Plenty around in books

Aplogies for non appearance on here I've ben involved with a work situation that basically involves shutting down my factory and making 40+ at least folsk redundant There are packages redy to go out and its my fault they haven;t for the reason see above. Once I've finished dealing with this then I m...

re the above oh dear

Ok positive slant what would it take to get me there No crap married to a good enforced kit guide agreed and presented with time to be achievable not talking minutae just enough to achieve "the look" Security around the site good security Weather I can cope with Sort these out and I may raise an eye...

PaulMurphy wrote:Nige,

2003 or 2004, I forget which one. But I do remember the steam...

Steam ar you impying I may have voiced an oppionion Or was it when I apaprently broke Tony Pollards hand