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Originally posted by jumpman919:
Something I've been working on in my spare time.

Excellent job Jump! I really like the whole clothing fabric you designed and the pose of the model. Keep up the great work!

This thread needs more breaux on breaux action.

Ask and you shall receive

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Originally posted by ERRR151:


Ask and you shall receive

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Originally posted by Zander4159:

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Originally posted by ERRR151:


Ask and you shall receive

You don't wanna know...

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Originally posted by VexedEnigma:

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Originally posted by Zander4159:

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Originally posted by ERRR151:


Ask and you shall receive

You don't wanna know...

I dont want to know, but it lookes like there enjoy it

I was over my grandmothers house today and i decided to take some pictures of the samurai sword my grandfather took off of a dead Jap that he killed on Iwo Jima.





Not sure what this is but i think it might be the wings that would go on the collar of a pilot, meaning that the Jap killed a POW and put his wings in the sword handle.

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Originally posted by ERRR151:


Ask and you shall receive

who's the one furthest on the left? something is wrong with the lighting and it's like he doesn't even have a face or something...complete absence of light...

Qman. That is crazy. That would sell for a ****load on ebay.

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Originally posted by QuestionMar1988:
......i decided to take some pictures of the samurai sword my grandfather took off of a dead Jap that he killed on Iwo Jima......

Thats some pretty rad stuff right there

For you, Pancakes my man.
Shenanigans in MS Paint keep my boredom away.

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Originally posted by sarabellum-86:


For you, Pancakes my man.
Shenanigans in MS Paint keep my boredom away.

I just cried tears of joy and happiness. <3

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Originally posted by sarabellum-86:


For you, Pancakes my man.
Shenanigans in MS Paint keep my boredom away.

that is pure awesomeness. very cute

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Originally posted by QuestionMar1988:
I was over my grandmothers house today and i decided to take some pictures of the samurai sword my grandfather took off of a dead Jap that he killed on Iwo Jima.





Not sure what this is but i think it might be the wings that would go on the collar of a pilot, meaning that the Jap killed a POW and put his wings in the sword handle.

This is - hands down - one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing; that is just super awesome cool. My fiance and I have been looking and looking at these pics and talking about them for an hour now!

When you quote someone who posted 50 images, please just remove the images from the quote, or only include one or two relevant ones. No need to see pictures of the same thing over and over.

But, its a pretty sword.

I think it's a NCO Type 95 Mikey. I'm not sure if the wings are the wings of a pilot. Looks odd.

Thanks guys, glad you like my dumb lil arts. I'll be doing another soon..

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Originally posted by sarabellum-86:
Thanks guys, glad you like my dumb lil arts. I'll be doing another soon..

Um its on MSPaint, and its me, its not dumb. I make the art great.

MSpaint art FTW!

I WANTS ARTS!

After taking all the pictures of the sword yesterday i thought it would be fun to take some pictures of the rifle my great uncle took off of a dead Jap on Guadalcanal.

Its an Arisaka type 38.



When the Japanese knew they were going to lose a battle they would scratch the imperial seal off their rifles because they considered anything with the seal on it to be a part of Japan and it would be disrespectful for an enemy to have anything with the seal on it. That is what this scratch mark on the top of the rifle is. :P

Lucky you Mikey. When I went back to China, I wasn't allowed to take anything back to the U.S. Things my grandfather and other relatives left behind during the war. It was considered a crime take them outside of the country.