Kinguisse in Multicam?

**Canuck** · 21st January 08, 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Aye thank you. You're a beautiful man Robert Pel. Would this be the black or oxblood sporran?

Why thank you. The ladies think so too, especially when I'm in a leather kilt ;)
It would be this one accessories not included

**OFCJAX** · 20th January 08, 05:53 AM

Hell, can't beat that offer!

**OFCJAX** · 21st January 08, 05:45 AM

Looks like someone beat you to it!

Nice looking kilt.

**Macman** · 21st January 08, 10:50 AM

Just a small point, but we seem to be embedding the spelling "Kinguisse" into our XMTS vocabulary, but I think it should be spelled "Kingussie", after the town in Scotland. I think there was a typo years back, and now the typo is the norm . . . anyway, off my soap box now.

**ccga3359** · 21st January 08, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by Macman

Just a small point, but we seem to be embedding the spelling "Kinguisse" into our XMTS vocabulary, but I think it should be spelled "Kingussie", after the town in Scotland. I think there was a typo years back, and now the typo is the norm . . . anyway, off my soap box now.

Really I did not know. i shall edit my posts, if a Mod could edit the thread title it would be much appreciated. My appologies to any rabble from Kingussie. Thanks Macman for the heads up.

**OFCJAX** · 28th January 08, 09:08 PM

Heard bad things about their lighter materials freying easily.

**cloves** · 30th January 08, 01:12 PM

real Crye multicam is very costly isn't it?

**Pleater** · 30th January 08, 01:33 PM

Everybody seems to be making reverse Kingussie kilts now - oh well - it just shows that once a good idea gets out there is no holding it back.

Light materials which fray easily could definitely do with a strip of tape added to the hemline.

If it is put on after the pleats are pressed it then it will help to hold them, as it can be made shorter at the folds where it is inside, and longer at folds where it is on the outside.

Before the fabric has time to fray, making a sewing machine done edge of triple zig zag or overlocking, or several rows of simple zig sag if the machine is older/simpler should hold it during the pleating, and then it can be folded up and hidden under the tape, so making it nice and neat.

White tape can be dyed darker with strong tea so it is less noticable.

**cloves** · 30th January 08, 01:53 PM

Hey Grant,

check this out. it's the guy who makes the vests and gear for Special Ops paintball. I think the apron is too narrow, but still, it's pretty cool. And the sporran.....man that thing is sooooooo KILLER!

a close up of the sporran. I so dig the SpecOp logo's on the tassles

**Panache** · 30th January 08, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Really I did not know. i shall edit my posts, if a Mod could edit the thread title it would be much appreciated. My appologies to any rabble from Kingussie. Thanks Macman for the heads up.

Grant,

I fixed the title for you (hey better late than never!).

Originally Posted by Canuck

Not sure how Grant will look in that model? Tights?... hmmm scary thought...Although YOU my dear pull it off very well.....

Originally Posted by ccga3359

As does Panache

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Grant just remember if you are going to wear tights with your kilt make sure they are MANLY GREEN TIGHTS! (somewhere in New Zealand Graham winces in pain)

Here is my Predator Camo X Killt

Can I join your paint ball team Grant? I promise to follow right behind you with paintball gun loaded and ready to fire!

Cheers

Jamie