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Ladybug Hawkbill

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What i think would be really cool is a ladybug hawkbill, it would be like a tasman in minature, what do you think huh? :D I`d buy a couple.
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Read the old threads. I have been pushing for a hawkbill ladybug for some time now. A yellow serrated H-1 would be cool.
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BHDKnifer wrote:Read the old threads. I have been pushing for a hawkbill ladybug for some time now. A yellow serrated H-1 would be cool.
Well lets work this campane together and see if we can push this product.
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Many people thought it was a great idea, but the purple and yellow bugs came out instead. There very cool but we need a hawkbill and sheepsfoot to complete the web of bugs. May take some re-tooling but I think they would be a very cool addition to the ladybug lineup. I have 18 in the web now :D
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BHDKnifer wrote:Many people thought it was a great idea, but the purple and yellow bugs came out instead. There very cool but we need a hawkbill and sheepsfoot to complete the web of bugs. May take some re-tooling but I think they would be very cool bugs. I have 18 in the web now :D
I like that idea.
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I would absolutely LOVE some! Yellow handles - H1 - mmhmmm! :D

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BHDKnifer wrote:Read the old threads. I have been pushing for a hawkbill ladybug for some time now. A yellow serrated H-1 would be cool.
That would be so cool mate, it would be a BLACK FROST!!
Taking the little big knife thing to micro HUGE!!
Have you been rumaging about in my head? :eek:
Or are we just as knut's as each other ? :D :D
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I would be all over a ladybug hawk. I might have started one of those other threads to help campaign too...

To me it sounds like a great idea, the handle is already made, it would be cheap enough for non-hawk people to get a taste of what a hawkbill is like, and I think the short blade would really shine in hawk SE.

The only possible detractor would be that it might compete with the cricket for that little segment, but I think they would be different enough.
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Love to see it with a stainless steel handle :P
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Netsquash wrote:Love to see it with a stainless steel handle :P
Maybe have it done Totally using H1 Stainless.
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I would be interested in something like that. Yellow FRN? With H1 blade and both, PE and SE options.
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CF, ZDP, PE = Micro Superhawk!

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I have always loved the Ladybug and Jester, I would love a small hawkbill this size. I normally carry a Cricket with me when I am not carrying my Harpy. I think a ladyhawk would be awesome as another option for my carry rotation.

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DMgangl wrote:I have always loved the Ladybug and Jester, I would love a small hawkbill this size. I normally carry a Cricket with me when I am not carrying my Harpy. I think a ladyhawk would be awesome as another option for my carry rotation.

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I think ladyhawk is a good name for it. And the harpy is the Mac daddy of all hawkbills. :D
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Lord vader wrote:I think ladyhawk is a good name for it. And the harpy is the Mac daddy of all hawkbills. :D
I like the ladyhawk! :D

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s.e. and p.e. h1--- oh I'm in tasman micro
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duff72 wrote:s.e. and p.e. h1--- oh I'm in tasman micro
It would be just like a tasman in minature form. But the name we picked for it is The ladyhawk. :)
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Ladyhawk was registered MOD design, check it out, no longer in production AFAIK, but I guess they have trademarked the name. Graciela Casillas Ladyhawk by MOD. I am sorry I misspelled the name.
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224477 wrote:Ladyhawk was registered MOD design, check it out, no longer in production AFAIK, but I guess they have trademarked the name. Graciela Casillas Ladyhawk by MOD. I am sorry I misspelled the name.
Well,I think we will call it something else,here is a link to that knife you mentioned.http://www.copsplus.com/partnum5464.php
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Micro Merlin, hawk bug, lady merlin, micro claw, bug hawk :confused:
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