Blade Request: Busse Seax

Yes, it is time!
My need for a big ResC blade has been satisfied with the BB13. Next on my list is the seax!
 
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could use a norse axe to go along with that... floki looks pretty content with both haha
 
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could use a norse axe to go along with that... floki looks pretty content with both haha

Pretty innaccurate and meh representation of what Vikins were.

I recommend reading this book to learn about Rou...

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And this for Jerry & co to make!

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Pretty innaccurate and meh representation of what Vikins were.

I recommend reading this book to learn about Rou...

Well aware, my grandparents are norwegian haha
Doesn't stop me from enjoying pop culture though.. and i'd still prefer a bearded norse axe:thumbup:
 


Turns out that our ancestors were Vikings.

The "BUSSE" name is from the largest warship ever made by the Vikings, called the Busse

I have drawn several Seax and I definitely foresee one in the future...... Might be 20 years from now, but it's coming.:eek:

Lets drink!:thumbup:

Jerry:D












Good point!

I'd better get on it!!!

Jerry


Not to worry... ^--- The Boss is on it!
Busse Seax, oh yeah baby!!!!!!!!! :eek: --- :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Busse – The Viking warship

The Busse class longship was the most prestigious Viking warship, and likely most Drakkar ships were Busse ships. The Busse was big with sizes up to 50 metres, around 160 feet in length. Fitted with both sails and oars, a Busse could have up to 35 pairs of oars, allowing it to travel with speed utilising any propulsion method.

The Busse was capable of carrying a large cargo, which was beneficial on large scale raids, where the Vikings would look to take as much treasure home as possible. The Busse was thought to have carried a crew of around 80 Vikings. The scale and size of the Busse also allowed the Viking raids to travel further afield. The larger cargo holds meant the journeys across the oceans would be feasible compared to the smaller ship classes.

True to his heritage, "The Busse" is still conducting large scale raids <OP2WPX>, taking as much treasure home <to Ohio> as possible...

FYI, coincidentally, Wauseon is a Native American word meaning: place of the fermented fruit where the swine wallow ... true story.
 
I’ve a feeling they know if it can be successful, or not, in INFI or if they’re consigned to higher carbon steel. Either way, iron the wrinkles out on production and dust off the designs I know Boss Man has doodled already (hopefully). Regardless, looking forward to the 2019.
 
Resurrectus necro threadimus

I have a hankering for a Busse Viking Warship Seax, is this still going to be a thing?
 
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