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Originally Posted by Ammaranth
Z, I wasn't trying to copy your thread. Honest! I didn't realize there already was one.  There are some historic giant choppers. The German grosse-messer comes to mind. It was actually wielded somewhat like katana, I think. I'll see if I can find a picture for you  |
Nah, it's alright - the other one was getting old anyways.
Yeh, plus a few fictional ones. For instance, Cloud's buster sword.
Although, the way he handles it
so smoothly.. frankly defies most laws of physics. @_@
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Originally Posted by Ammaranth
Mr. Anderson, welcome, and feel free to post in this topic The temper line, or hamon in Japanese, was often a signature feature for different smiths and schools. You can actually find books that catalog different known patterns, and the rarer or more desirable ones can make a historic piece very valuable. My humble sword, being a factory piece, doesn't even have one  Instead, it has a serial number. But I'll have to be content with it until I can afford a pricier one. That's one thing about collecting swords. It never ends. There's always another one you'd like to have. |
Then there's those of us without money.
So I think up lots of 'em. ^_~
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Originally Posted by Usagi Yojimbo
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Come on, Yojimbo! I'm sure there's a blade for you out there somewhere.
