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[clanger68]

If there is anyhting form the series anyone wants to see up in the archive, post away.

Anything do do with the Legend that is Hoban 'Wash' Washburne please!

Cheers,

Andy

 

[Bronson BB]

How about some more pics of costuming?
I'd like to see those 'putties' that Jayne wears over his boot. (The black, triple-strapped, nylon leg-warmer dinguses'.)

Geeze, if you's got it, ad it! Whatever it is!

If there is anyhting form the series anyone wants to see up in the archive, post away.

 

[keelhauler]

if there is anyhting form the series anyone wants to see up in the archive, post away.

e v e r y t h i n g !

 

[robstyle]

Just so there is no confusion, im not hinting or insinuating there is a large back log of items to put in the archives, just interested in what people are looking to see. To be honest, I expected alot more comments about the Lassetter being metal than anything else.

 

[Goodwolf]

Well I'm seriously interested in whether or not those are indeed Chinese characters on the LeMat.

 

[clanger68]

Just so there is no confusion, im not hinting or insinuating there is a large back log of items to put in the archives, just interested in what people are looking to see.

Understood.

My Wash comment was in the hope that I could influence Karls next acquisition in some small way! :love

 

[Paradox]

I can get you some screen accurate pictures of Wash's dinosaurs and plastic trees. The ones you have on the site are incorrect. I don't have all of the dinos, but I do have 4 of them plus the tree. Shoot me a PM with what you'd want/need for the site.

-G

 

[jackdoud]

To be honest, I expected alot more comments about the Lassetter being metal than anything else.

That was discussed already in a lassiter thread a few years ago so it's not a revelation. :angel

 

[jason1976]

Ok, I've been looking for a Jaynestown Knife, for years, and years. It is so nice to see some more pics of it, to know it's still out there, and that it's in someone's hands, and not lost, ot something. It is a huge help just knowing that the pattern was painted on the blade, so I can' stop looking at "rasp", and "file" knives. That said any other info on that prop would be spectacular. (length, maker, stainless or carbon steel, real bone,antler handle or fake, etc.etc.etc.etc. anything goes.) I really have wanted one for quite some time, and this gives me new hope.

By the way, I love the rest of the site as well, the knife was just the first thing on my want list, to jump out at me.