TheDarkAaron

I'm back from Gencon and had a lot of very positive feedback on both the stainless scale and the red wolf scale pieces that were worn there.  I'll try to upload pictures if I can get a hold of any from the friends that went with me and had cameras.  Sadly, there are no pictures of the sleeves on the wolf shirt.  The guy wearing it didn't like the way the weight of the sleeves hung on the shoulders.  I detached the sleeves at the last minute... Lessons learned: The new shoulder design I'm using worked wonderfully.  The new shoulder design does not work with sleeves.  Assuming a reasonably sized arm-hole in the main vest, sleeves need to taper

I've uploaded pictures of the nearly complete red scale shirt I'm working on for Joel.  Wolf inlay outline designed by: http://darknatasha.deviantart.com/ I'm just about to put it all together, which would make it hard to take a picture of the inside (these things don't turn inside out easily).  I figured I could show what it looks like before I completed that step. Not pictured:  I need to add sleeves...

This one I'm particularly fond of.  I don't know if it really belongs on deviantArt, but I'm putting it here anyway! And no, I'm not going to reformat it so that it looks good in the text box.  If you want to see it without the text wrap, you'll need to copy it to a text editor of some sort... 'ON ERROR RESUME NEXT Const adVarChar = 200 Const MaxCharacters = 255 Const Container = "OU=Exchange Contacts" Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set rsContactList = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") rsContactList.Fields.Append "FirstName", adVarChar, MaxCharacters rsContactList.Fields.Append "LastName", adVarChar, MaxCharacters