Simian kilt pin

[skauwt]

when i first saw it i wasn't too sure what to make of it then when thinking about kilt pins i had to remind myself i own a dead grouses foot for a kilt pin so i guess the old saying "anything goes" is true

[Tony Miles]

man that's cool - you really need to sell those - I'd buy one in a heart beat

[Colonel MacNeal]

Don't break it, or you will be stuck with ...
Rhesus Pieces

[JS Sanders]

<< ...What is that tartan it is on? >>

That's the Braveheart tartan - same as the film.


<< Don't break it, or you will be stuck with... Rhesus Pieces >>

I was wondering if someone would write that.

[MacKay71]

Don't break it, or you will be stuck with ...
Rhesus Pieces

[Dave K]

That is great.

I just did a school field trip where I was up to my elbows in Owl vomit (pellets). Every pellet (think bone filled hairball) contained at least one mouse skull. So many ideas, so many ideas.

[piperdbh]

Pardon my ignorance, but what material is it cast in? It looks like plaster, but it seems to me that plaster would be too heavy and brittle for a kilt pin.

[Mipi]

Oh dear, a monkey made a hole in your kilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



You're sure the artist, but it's to real for me to wear it. Besides, everyone would ask me from which cave I'm coming from

[JS Sanders]

<< ....but what material is it cast in? >>

It's cast in polyurethane, a durable plastic. Most of your collection of screwdrivers have polyurethane handles.

Slainte,
steve

[Panache]

Way cool! Are you making more? Might be just the thing for a Monkey@Arms.


Best regards,

Jake

Jake,

For you wouldn't it need two metal sword kilt pins crossed behind it?

Cheers

Jamie :ootd: