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I don't know why but I looked at this picture and thought to myself "it looks like a pony"... Erghhh...
During this round of We<3Roleplay, we are asked to include a L$50 item, so I made this.
DEMO and HUD: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Pirate%20Cove/126/123/55
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The dagger is only decorative, it is not rigged and you can probbaly fit it on a belt, on the boots, on an harness, by your backpac...
It is called crow dagger because I sculpted a bird head on the hand cover.
I give it sheathed, drawn and with a separated scabbard.
It comes with a hud for texture options, resize scripts and the only animation is a simple bento hand pose to close your hand around the hilt when you attach the drawn version to your hand (you can swap to the other hand and then the animation plays on the other hand)
I hope you like it!
- Pucca Firecaster <3
A Heavily-armed starship with a couple of integrated excursion suits. Maybe they're pirates, or bounty hunters, or just a couple of women who like to mess stuff up.
This is a picture of a Smeared Dagger Moth Caterpillar along the Cash Lake Trail on the South Tract of the Patuxent Research Refuge near Laurel, Maryland.
Laurel Quad
I finally finished this dagger and got it shipped to the customer. She's sporting a copper wrapped cocobolo handle, 5" 5160 blade, 416 stainless guard and pommel with garnet and tiger's eye accents
Beyond its looks there is nothing special about this Gestalt made dagger. Named Kharon after the ancient Earth mythologial figure who ferried souls of the dead to the Underworld, it has become the calling card of Gestalt assassin's.
More than one corrupt planetary governor or Hierarchy commander has been found dead with one of these daggers stuck on their backs, without their guards even noticing what had happened. The Kharon has become a symbol that no one is safe from the Gestalts if you somehow manage to garner their wraith.
Dagger and sheath of Ahmose.
Along with its sheath, this ceremonial weapon was a royal gift from king Ahmose to his mother Ahhotep, in whose burial it was discovered. The blade decorated with a typically Aegean technique but Egyptian iconography, bears the titulary of the king on one side and a hunting scene on the other side.
18th dynasty, from Dra abu-Naga.
CG 52658-9 / JE4666
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Visiting with www.instagram.com/popantique the other night, I remembered this shoot from a bit ago showing off some www.instagram.com/ditavonteeselingerie
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A new kris blade version of the Wizard's knife. Designed by Kit Rae. This features a flying serpant and skull handle with Celtic knotwork engraved in the blade. The length is 13.5inch approx.
150 images, 14mn spacing.
I'm guessing the 'tongue' protruding from the end of the needle would be retracted in a living specimen and then protruded into the body of the victim once it's pierced. Do they turn their food into soup like spiders?
Males are required to present a dead insect to the female as a mating gift. It's a touching moment.
Got around to taking pictures of a dagger I recently received, this one is based on an artifact and made for me based on a picture of it, the original had a bronze handle but I opted to have it made in wood.
This specific one is a German Landsknecht dagger and the original was likely to be made early 16th century.
Dagger was made by Tod of Tod's Stuff
Made in 3 days while waiting for a silicone slip up to blow over. Cold cast with aluminum powder, weathered with acrylic, and handle wrapped with fur and faux leather. Get your kit here www.impactcustoms.com/skyrim-nordic-dagger.html
'Phurba' ritual dagger
19th century
Bronze, #jade and turquoise
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Folch collection
MEB CF 3045
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#Asia #Tibet