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Re: Making Pikes
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 9 Jan 2002 11:18:57 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Bruce Schlickbernd writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Benjamin Whytcross writes:
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> > Appologies for coming into this discussion a little late, but I've found a
> > good way to create pikes involves taking a lance, adding a technic peg to
> > the end without guard, and adding a spear to the end of that...makes a
> > decent length weapon.
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> > Benjamin Whytcross
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> The technic connector has seen more use of late for this find of stuff
> (pikes and naginata). Not as heavy looking as the one-by-one round, nor as
> gaudy as the chrome lightsabre handle. I think the lightsabre
> blade/peg/spear works better than the lance/peg/spear. Not as long (and
> pikes could edge out over 20 feet) but visually better since the former
> doesn't have the clutter of the handguard and pistol grip.
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> Bruce
I'd certainly have to agree with the appearance difference...however, if
you're doing a scene with pikemen inside a shielded area with other soldiers
around them, then no-one will be able to notice the handguard...and it does
make it easier for the soldiers to carry them.
[Also, with the 'pistol grip' in one hand, and the lance in the other, it is
possible to show the soldier actually using the pike across their body,
which I thought looked better than the alternative.]
Benjamin Whytcross
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| (...) The technic connector has seen more use of late for this find of stuff (pikes and naginata). Not as heavy looking as the one-by-one round, nor as gaudy as the chrome lightsabre handle. I think the lightsabre blade/peg/spear works better than (...) (22 years ago, 7-Jan-02, to lugnet.castle)
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