Max & Mickel's Other Projects

A blanket-full of crossbows by Max

Here with little ado, and no documentation, are some of our other efforts at recreating Medieval and Renaissance artifacts.

Max


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Gothic iron grill made with Christian's assistance. Cat not included.
October, 2004

Mickel made the outfits worn by Her and Max in Haus Wanderstamm's hommage to the 15th C Burgundian court

Max was Editor of "The Moonstone", the local SCA Newsletter, 2004 & 2005.
Blackfox Award, 2005!

5 gallons of semi-sweet mead!
Cat still not included.
May, 2007

 This trailer box and
lid converts into . . .

. . . this bed, . . .

. . . which is used to support this tester!
July, 2006


Hourglasses framed in maple and cherry
December, 2002

Wool flat cap and lined robe for Max
July 2006

Our half-tester bed
June, 2005

Belt Pouch
for Master Julien
July, 2004

 A sewing box constructed of walnut, and a gorgeous piece of spalted firewood which had to be rescued from the firepit three times! 

Our take-down trebuchet launches a waterballoon towards Info Point, during The Great Northeastern War XV

Niddy Noddy
December, 2006

 Max's first crossbows, built as Christmas gifts
December, 2001

 Padded seat on a plywood, six-board box?
It was an early project!

The lid slides open to reveal a dry-ice cooler. Cat not included.
November, 2003




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