@elizabeth-chan I go through my outfits I Cozz play I play video games I brush my hair I watch Netflix
Hey, Look at the weapon design I created
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!I was watching a show on the Khopesh and it sparked inspiration. So I made my own weapon that is a cross between a Falcata and a Kukri. It is called a Culebre
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It's almost like a sword used by the cavalry on horses, for slashing the enemies below them. Looks amazing 😊😏
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Good question..I can't remember off the top of my head..it was about Pizzaro and the Spanish Conquistadors...
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@TT120 cool let me know when you find the name
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@TT120 cool. BTW my blade is made with Damascus steel
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Cool link! thanks!
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@Futushimo said in Look at the weapon design I created:
used by the cavalry on horses, for slashing the enemies below them. Looks amazing
thanks
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Yep that would do some damage..interestingly (to me at least) the Aztecs used obsidian weapons..apparently sharp enough to cut the legs off a horse. Pretty grim.
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@TT120 yea the Aztecs were so hated that their neighbors formed a confederation and helped the Spanish conquer Latin America
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Yeah I read some fascinating books about the Americas many years ago..
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@TT120 what is it called
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Sure, I will do . I can recommend a book I read recently called " The London Hanged" . Totally different history but fascinating nonetheless.
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Nice, Damascus!! I actually shave with straight razors and always wanted a Damascus steel one but they are PRICEY!
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@TT120 said in Look at the weapon design I created:
Nice, Damascus!! I actually shave with straight razors and always wanted a Damascus steel one but they are PRICEY!
they are but its only because they are the paramount of steel
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True..I can only talk of shaving blades and I really like Japanese Hitachi white or blue..
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@TT120 Japan also makes the best kitchen knives. Also obsidian would be good for my Culebre. Well got to go
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