dragonhawke

sounds like a good tutorial, but without the photos for context.....

No problem with the third item. Many thanks for the info.

I would like to know the shipping to Canada, and if to high for you would, consider paying it

I would add the conch first, but then I like to hide any hardware attachments.

For my fellow Canadians...don't use Springfield to order patterns. They have no shipping method to Canada, so you end up in an endless loop. Try somewhere else guys.

25B, Sorry about the late reply. You said you searched Google and got no result, understandable as it is spelled "puttees". Almost every army in the world has worn them at one time or another. During WWI, Belgium/France/Germany/Britian/Canada all worn them. I am not aware of leather ones being used. Almost every example I have ever see is a traditional puttee 9' x 3" and made of wool serge which was wrapped from ankle to knee, with a cotton cloth tape 2' x 1/2" attached at the end to tuck in and secure the legging. Heavy canvas and/or leather gaiters were worn by officers, messenger riders or trench runners. I have a set of each from WWI that belonged to family that served and survived the "Great War". Hope this helps you, as I have tried researching US clothing and equipment from that same era, but am also, having problems finding references as well. Best of luck to you.

very interested.. do not care about pricing, etc.

Awesome Job as usual Jim and for a first project 1055, I would say bloody well done.

Thanks

If it's not too much trouble Camano, may I get it as well? colinedmiston30@gmail.com

Nice instructions, but no patterns. But thanks anyway

That's cool Bruno. It doesn't hurt to ask.

care to share that pattern?

been looking for something similar to this. A few modifications I need and yes. Many thanks.

Still think we need a pattern. I dont mind making and displaying it. I even have volunteers.

Again, you never disappoint Sir.

eight bit link doesn't work

I am looking for either the actual blue gun or mold for the following: Browning High Power Beretta F92 Colt 1911 Glock G17 & 34 Glock G20 & 40 Sig Sau P220, 227, 250 If it had tactical rails or attachments that would be great as well. Colin

Gack, me too

interested in the Browning High Power

Still like the leg holster better, but you can't talk to women about practicalities

I see your feeling better Tom. The hits just keep coming. Cheers!

Yeah, don't you just love the so called "North American Free Trade Agreement"...means you Americans get more of our money.

And here I was going to send a sketch on now I thought it was constructed. I got the same solutions as you Tom, but can't beat a drafted pattern.

Good one Tom! LMFAO