Gun stock war club question

DWinkler said:
I have never posted pictures on this forum before. If this doesn't work I'll try again after I study a bit more.

Making a Gunstock War Club is a nice diversion from regular work. Karen and I don't do a lot of them, maybe 1 a year or so. Here are a couple of recent clubs we have done.

By the way the first Gunstock club (oak) that the props department made for Russell Means for "Last of the Mohicans" was to heavy for him to swing around like he wanted to so others were made from light weight pine for actual use in the film.

Daniel

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http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/a...][/QUOTE] Loooking good D:thumbup: :D aniel.
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DWinkler said:
I have never posted pictures on this forum before. If this doesn't work I'll try again after I study a bit more.

Making a Gunstock War Club is a nice diversion from regular work. Karen and I don't do a lot of them, maybe 1 a year or so. Here are a couple of recent clubs we have done.

By the way the first Gunstock club (oak) that the props department made for Russell Means for "Last of the Mohicans" was to heavy for him to swing around like he wanted to so others were made from light weight pine for actual use in the film.

Daniel

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http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/a...G][/QUOTE] Loooking good Daniel.:thumbup: :D
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Man, you guys are killing me with the level of artistry in your work! For some reason I'm always drawn to the period pieces, they just have so much character and are visually interesting. Chuck, thanks for the link to Dunlaps and the info on using a gunstock, Grasshoppa and I were mulling that over the other day on the phone. I.G., I was going to ask where you got that osage, thought that wood might make a nice club, thanks for thinking of it.Daniel, thanks for posting those pics, I've been playing my Last of the Mohican DVD trying to freeze frame an image of that club! What a pain. Ive wanted to make one since I saw the movie, and with all the good info from the forum (as usual) I've got no reason not to.
 
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