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By french knife maker Jean-louis Regel: www.jeanlouis-knives.com
-Blade in damascus "neurone".
-Guard and pommel in damas "noir de guerre".
-Warthog handle with silver inserts.
Built by the greatest minds from Atta-tech, Dagger's Edge is the deadly, Imperial-made counterpart to Emuir's Breath.
It's pilot is Lord Jelerek Bovin, a Premier Knight of the Emperor.
The Hochdorf Chieftain's Grave is a richly-furnished Celtic burial chamber dating from 530 BC.. The grave was discovered by an amateur archaeologist in 1977 near Hochdorf an der Enz (municipality of Eberdingen) in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
A man, roughly 40 years of age and 6 ft 2 in (187 cm) tall, was laid out on an exceptionally richly decorated 9 ft (275 cm) bronze couch on wheels inside the burial chamber. Judging by other objects found there, this man probably had been a Celtic chieftain: He had been buried with a gold-plated torc on his neck, a bracelet on his right arm, a hat made of birch bark, a gold-plated dagger made of bronze and iron, rich clothing, amber jewelry, a razor knife, a nail clipper, a comb, fishing hooks, arrows, and most notably, thin embossed gold plaques were on his now-disintegrated shoes. At the foot of the couch was a large cauldron decorated with three lions around the brim. This cauldron was originally filled with about 100 gallons (400 l) of mead. The east side of the tomb contained an iron-plated wooden four-wheeled wagon holding a set of bronze dishes—along with the drinking horns found on the walls enough to serve nine people.
Hochdorf Museum, Eberdingen, Germany
The common name for the Retarded Dagger (Acronicta retardate) may not be politically correct, but he's always a welcomed find!
Here in Maryland, these fancifully adorned daggers prefer Eastern Boxelder trees, where they feed at night and rest in this typical "dagger pose" during the daylight hours.
I tend to search boxelder a lot, but over the years, I've only managed to find a few of these guys.
Today was good day! :)
Deer Creek (Conowingo Quad)
Harford County, Maryland
August 23, 2016
Adding a Dagger to the "Pecking Mechanism" to make a 2-piece action model. I will try to post a video clip showing the model in action. Presently, the fingers of right hand are still too weak to perform precise stabbing actions with the Dagger.
Diagrams for the "Pecking Mechanism" are posted earlier here - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/14051033369/
The Dagger is from a 6x1 Japanese foil [15cm x 3cm] and is attached to the "Pecking Mechanism" without glue. The lock is not very strong and I will need to improve on it before I can do the video clip.
There are no diagrams for folding the Dagger. It is a very simple model and it is possible to fold various types of Daggers with just some simple modifications.
Looks like I am folding dangerous weapons to fit into the "Pecking Mechanism" I shall add this Dagger to my Origami Arsenal.
Possibly a Southern Oak Dagger? Will see if I can get a confirmation. Howard County Conservancy Bioblitz for The Maryland Biodiversity Project. Sykesville Quad
Shadow dagger replicas made in the Bosmer smithing style as seen in the Elder Scrolls Online. All hand made!
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
After two weeks and wasting nearly $200 worth of shitty silicone, I've finally gotten a good mold for the glass dagger. Now to fuse the two halves like the one in the center and make the second mold half!
A Katar on exhibit at the Mehrangarh fort. A weapon indigenous to India. Used in a punching action with the weight of the body behind the thrust or in a slashing action. Highly effective in piercing armor and chain mail.
This piece was a thing of beauty. Definitely my favorite exhibit of the lot. The grooves on the blade give it an elven appearance.