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Question

I'm selling some dungeon props I crafted as prototypes before starting my Titanium quest. Everything is handmade to a very high standard, so please ask questions or make an offer if you like. All pieces separate for easy shipping.

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They can be packed up for courier delivery.
Please don't mistake these for cheap, poorly made goods; they are built to last and quite heavy. This weight will show in the postage costs for the first two items. The Humbler comes with two separate keys.

member_5d137e0433 · Answer

What exactly are those first two pieces?

member_b457be9a93 · Answer

The first one is a wooden horse; just look it up. The second is a pair of stocks designed to hold someone on their knees and elbows, with options for them to be close together or spread apart @maid julie

member_4a68d4482a · Answer

I think I understand the first one; I assume the top part is perpendicular to its working position.
Beautiful finish, which is typical of your craftsmanship .
Xx Wendy

member_41bddb582a · Answer

Where are you based? What is the price for the stocks?

member_5d137e0433 · Answer

Thanks. I had thought the top one was a pony, but the alignment of the top and bottom parts left me unsure. For the second item, my mind went blank; maybe it's the double row of holes for adjusting positions? As for the humbler, I've made quite a few myself.

member_b457be9a93 · Answer

> Wendygirl said:
> I think I understand the first one; I assume the top part is perpendicular to its working position.
> Beautiful finish, which is typical of your craftsmanship .
> Xx Wendy
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Yes @Wendygirl you are right and thank you for your kind words.

member_b457be9a93 · Answer

> maid julie said:
> Thanks. I had thought the top one was a pony, but the alignment of the top and bottom parts left me unsure. For the second item, my mind went blank; maybe it's the double row of holes for adjusting positions? As for the humbler, I've made quite a few myself.
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Yes @maid julie you are correct too. The beauty of my humbler is that it has hinges and closes with a snap lock, so no key is needed initially. It can be operated one-handed and only requires the key for removal.