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HanaChu69 · 14th June 2007, 03:24 AM

Hi Kai Wee

Thanks for sharing and I’m glad to see the close up of this fine giant. There’s no doubt Mr Nik’s workmanship is always the finest, will deliver and meet to your expectation. It’s a wise move to keep the hilt, pendoko and blade in its original form. However, the crackline at the hilt is pretty obvious though.

Hope you enjoy your seminar and don’t miss out Langkawi’s cable car ride.

Take care,
HanaChu69

14th June 2007, 03:24 AM	#12
HanaChu69 Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Singapore Posts: 29	Cool!! Hi Kai Wee Thanks for sharing and I’m glad to see the close up of this fine giant. There’s no doubt Mr Nik’s workmanship is always the finest, will deliver and meet to your expectation. It’s a wise move to keep the hilt, pendoko and blade in its original form. However, the crackline at the hilt is pretty obvious though. Hope you enjoy your seminar and don’t miss out Langkawi’s cable car ride. Take care, HanaChu69