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Title: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: cheng on September 14, 2006, 10:24:08 AM
hello all,
anyone with these parts?
30 02 1610 teepee pole
30 61 1460 teepee poles(6 in a set)
can they fit klicky hands as poles/staff?/walking sticks etc?
(it looks as if these teepee poles are not of the same diameter throughout...but in fact they look like they are narrower at the top ends?

i have 30 02 1780 fence sections but they are slightly too thin and its unsightly to add thickness to them,

or any other original PM parts?

(if i need prior permission before posting these 2 pictures, please let me know)

Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: Flash on September 15, 2006, 02:13:48 PM
hi cheng, im sorry but im afraid i cant help u. i looked through some of my boxes but only found parts i need myself :( i will have a more thorough look over the weekend but i dont think ill get lucky finding anything, sorry
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: henry_martini on January 09, 2007, 04:56:20 PM
hi cheng, i suggest 30 60 7000 Cauldron stand (three sticks and ring) (brown) from set 3996, they are about 10 cm long, slightly norrowing, have a spiked upper end and a diameter which fits perfectly for a figure's hand on the lower end.

... and they are still available

greetings

michael
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: cheng on January 10, 2007, 10:05:40 AM
thanks michael !
i've bought 3 sets already  ;)
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: henry_martini on February 08, 2007, 12:48:06 PM
i found 2 of the older tepee poles 30 02 1610 on a fleamarket a few days ago.

mr frundsberg and a few of his mercenaries were so kind to test them for us. it turned out that they have a decent length and fit quite fairly in the hand of a klicky on the lowest end. but they are rather soft, at least too soft for their business.
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: cheng on February 09, 2007, 01:42:19 AM
hey Michael, great find ! ...jealous jealous   :)

...they would have been perfect
except that these older teepee poles are red in color(?! or is it your photography/printer...not a good idea to paint them...too soft)...

thanks for the pics....i'm at the moment looking at 16th century europe  ;)
haaa haaaa...that chappie holding the bent pole said it all  :D

errrr..Michael...what if your klikies just hold those 'pikes' upright? they shold look convincing at least....while we wait for 'firmer' teepee poles   ;D

BTW those tripods for the cooking pot & those newer teepee poles are not suitable for this purpose (Rob/skarloey of playmoboard's klicky did pop into his tent and found them too fat for his vinyl hands  :D )
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: henry_martini on February 09, 2007, 11:40:35 AM
hi cheng,

these poles failed also the upright-test. they have the color of the brown shirt of one of the lads.

but maybe its possible to cut the rows of the viking-ship, they are long, much more stable and have already a handling.

 
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: cheng on February 10, 2007, 01:26:47 AM
hi cheng,
these poles failed also the upright-test. they have the color of the brown shirt of one of the lads.
but maybe its possible to cut the rows of the viking-ship, they are long, much more stable and have already a handling.

brilliant idea Micheal !
but it'll be a long wait before they show up at flea markets   ;)
and even longer wait for me to migrate to where there are flea markets  :D

but seriously, its really worth it....will check out my viking ship's oars(they are busy fighting and wont realise their missing oars...anyway i doubt they'll return to sea this time  ;D )

and your avatar...was there a thread to show more? not a British tropical hat?
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: GaiusIulius on February 10, 2007, 10:43:07 AM
@cheng: the vikings still have a sail on their ship do they?  ;)
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: henry_martini on February 10, 2007, 06:29:18 PM
i will go ot for one post. ;)

the helmet is a prototype. for now i just considered it suitable for my avatar. of course i plan to make a mould, when it is finished.   :P

Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: cheng on February 12, 2007, 07:41:47 AM
@Gai: yep...I let my pitiful vikings keep their sails....but they havent realised that they dont have a rudder  :D

@Michael....what a priceless avatar-custom...what regiment is he from?
...your helmet is PERFECT(when oh when will PM make those?).....and i like his little Lego flag  ;)
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: henry_martini on February 13, 2007, 11:00:49 PM
going back to the pole topic  :D

the oars of the viking ship should be available in any number in ds (so chengs vikings can get their ship ready for sea again)

@ cheng: i thought of these (5th irish lancers, sudan 1882), the torso should probably be in black. btw, to which unit belongs your avatar?
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: cheng on February 15, 2007, 10:43:11 AM
hey Michael,
OMG...your 5th irish lancers are very smart-looking...i wonder if they were hoping to impress any women folk they may capture  ;D (BTW i still avoid making mounted units...i'm out of space)

...and my avatar? i didnt bother to keep record of my custom...was so long ago...cold have been any 1815 regiment of french guards or even infantry (definitely not artillery)
 ...i must have had a reason to spray red pipings(i still have a very nice bright yellow spraycan...yellow pipings would have stood out nicer and most units were having yellow pipings(edgings)
Title: Re: Tepee poles or what else for klickies' hands?
Post by: henry_martini on February 19, 2007, 03:42:46 AM
@cheng:  i hope they will first of all empress the ansar.  ;D

gorgeous idea to use a 1-2-3 figure and a industrial strength finish :o. without looking at the details i always considered him as late 19th century, maybe naval. :D