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Definitely not the hats and blanket. And while I would love to try doing scales on the dragons eventually, they wouldn't be very cuddly...
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XD A steel scale blanket. That would be...
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Well, the scales are aluminum actually, so a little lighter than steel. But yeah...still very heavy. Lol
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Ah, yeah, that'd be a bit lighter. :P I have steel scales on a shelf behind me, so that's what I was thinking of.
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Not gonna lie...I kind of want to make one now...
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That's a lot of scale. o.o
Would be super cool! But wow. |
It would definitely be expensive to make.
But so pretty! A "dragon hide" blanket! |
It would be! On both accounts. :O
My scale vest was like $100 worth of scales, a blanket would be, uh, a lot more. XD |
Ouch...but yeah....say hello to my 10 year $1000 project..
I mean, depending on length, my scaled gloves can cost between $12 and $40 approximately for scales. So yeah...lots of money for scales! XD |
i imagine . . . it would be the warmest blanket ever.
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It very likely would.
And the shiniest one too! |
Would be the coldest blanket ever when first getting under it. Unless it was out in the sun.
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Surprisingly, it probably wouldn't be any colder than a regular blanket (if the gloves are any indication) because the yarn that holds it together would completely cover the back of the scales.
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Oh, yeah, that's true. I was thinking about scales with rings holding them together (like the scales I have).
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Yeah, if it was normal scalemaille it would be colder (and a good deal heavier) than knitted scalemaille.
Brrrr! |
you'd only need that blanket at night. . . it would also probably hold you in place
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