Robin Netherton wrote:
My usual workaround is to take the leaf out of my dining room table and
lay a sheet of glass (leftover from a picture frame) over the gap. I've
learned to put masking tape around the edges of the glass so I don't cut
myself. Then a table lamp under the table.
Likewise,
Jean Waddie wrote:
I haven't seen it yet, but I just noticed the chain mail dress on the
poster at the bus stop I stand at every day (took me a week to notice it
was mail!) I believe all the armour and weaponry was done by Weta
Workshops, who invented plastic chainmail for the Lord of the
Judy Mitchell wrote:
Jean Waddie wrote: I believe all the armour and weaponry was done by Weta
Workshops, who invented plastic chainmail for the Lord of the Rings
films.
yes. they slice up pvc pipe and use it for the rings in the maille.
It is very light and looks amazingly good. so much
yes. they slice up pvc pipe and use it for the rings in the maille. It
is very light and looks amazingly good. so much better than 'string
maille'. It was striking in the way it draped, wasn't it!
Though there was string maille in the very background shots of LotR;) I know
some people who wore
