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Random equipment
I have been thinking about restarting my equipment database (work is REALLY boring right now) and I thought it would be fun have members post items that could be added to a random equipment list.
As you have time walk around your house and post maybe 10 things you think would be useful in the T2k/13 world and a similar number of odd things that you think no one else might have. These in the end could become part of a random PC/NPC equipment list or prehaps a looting table for vehicles or buildings. Going to walk around my house now, back in a few. PS I know we have some equipment lists here on the site but post any you might have as well. Thanks. |
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I thought more about it and I decided on "looting" my own house. The useful were the first 10 things that made it into the bag. (I assumed the food and medicine was spoiled and excluded complicated things like medical and tool kits)
Useful Bottle 2 oz Cyanoacrylate (super glue) AA batteries. Digital Stopwatch Instant Cold Pack Bottle Iodine Prep solution (2 Fl oz) Leatherman Micro (scissors) Roll Aluminum Foil 250 Square feet Index cards (pack of 50) Kite String 250ft Graph Paper pad 30 sheets. These took some digging into drawers and closets Odd Heat Mailable Plastic (soft at 80+C Solid below that) Precision Calipers Box of 100 Single Edged razor blades. Precision workstation (with grippers and magnifying glass) 300 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle unopened Us-> Asia/Europe plug adapter (2), Asia/Europe-> US plug adapter (1) 2 Plastic Kali fighting sticks Travel toothbrush with Micro toothpaste (courtesy of Korea Air) Baseball Cap (Disney world logo) Digital Scale (mixed with single edged razor blades i know i look like a drug dealer, but I actually use it to measure equipment for my database.) |
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Sounds like fun
Potentially useful: Double duvet cover: Eqyptian cotton, woodland camouflage 2 x Clockwork flashlight 1 x clockwork radio/flashlight 4xAA recharger 20 x AA rechargeable batteries x30 binoculars Treadle-powered Singer sewing machine and sundries Blunt but original Farbairn Sykes dagger Replica Civil War lobsterback helmet (English not US) Probably best of all: Vacuum packed Heritage seeds for: Peas, Broad Beans, Tomatoes, Leeks, Onions and Carrots (supposed to last for five years if kept sealed and in cool dry place More esoteric: About 20lbs of lead soldiers Brass Instruments: Tubax2, Trumpet/Cornet x 4, Trombone x 1, Baritone/Euphonium x 2 (total weight: 100lbs brass) Gestetner Spirit Printer (uses spirit and special master copies: you write on the copies and roll them through the printer, each master can make about 1000 copies) 100 masters (50 black, 20 blue, 10 green, 10 brown, 10 red) Epidiascope (projects pictures/books onto a screen or wall) Set of draftsman's tools Silver retractable pen (can be filled with charcoal) Gold fountain pen Leatherman multi-tool Ventner 1917 Brass March compass |
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Generally ignoring all the military kit I have lying around.
Useful items (no particular order): 1. Long back British infantry burgan in DPM with medic side pouch and ordinary pouch. 2. High leg Matterhorn boots with decent insoles. 3. First aid manual 4. Tin opener 5. Sewing kit 6. Pack of refillable lighters 7. MTP pattern bush hat 8. Light weight Gortex jacket (unfortunately red) 9. Book - "how to do just about anything" 10. Swedish Army knife More esoteric items: 1. Russian Army dynamo torch 2. Tuff Cut scissors (in pink for easy finding in an emergency) 3. Gortex bivvi bag 4. Spork 5. Bag valve mask 6. 58 pattern waterbottle with commercial metal mug 7. Socket set with all types of heads (including screwdriver and Alan key) 8. Heat pads (reusable) 9. Lightweight compass (with degrees and mils) 10. Hand sanitiser And 10 random useless items: 1. Signed picture of Gordon the Gopher 2. Stress squeeze St John Ambulance ambulance 3. Keys to a car I scrapped years ago 4. Regimental cuff links 5. China mug 6. European power cable for a printer 7. Ordnance Survey map of an area 200 miles away 8. A completely stripped for spares lapbook chassis 9. A petrol strimmer missing the strimming head 10. A record of my grandfather playing a piece he composed (note I have no record player...) Worryingly all these are present in my house... Last edited by James Langham2; 09-14-2014 at 04:20 AM. |
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10 Usefull items:
1 brown fedora/felt hat (Looks a lot like indiana Jones' hat) 2 Dictionary (English-German in my case) 3 set of watchmaker's screwdrivers and files 4 Mess kit (Bundeswehr-model) 5 half a dozen BIC firelighters 6 Kukri (Modern version, made by Smith & Wesson) 7 Pencil case with pens, eraser, set sqare, and the like 8 hatchet (600 gr) 9 patches 10 Headlamp (outdoor) 10 special/maybe not really usefull items: 1 Alpine zither (If someone wants to play the title theme of "The Third Man" it may be useful, otherwise …?) 2 Bokken ("Anyone for Kendō?") 3 Easel (Almost useless without Paints.) 4 Gibson Les Paul Standard, black - electric guitar (heavy weight, no electricity – I don't see the sense here.) 5 European roadmap, printed 1984 6 The complete works of William Shakespeare, English/German 7 Business suit 8 Deerstalker hat ("Elementary, my dear Watson!") 9 The ugliest sweater, youve ever seen (Present from my mother) 10 My old glasses (They don't help me, because my eyes get weaker all the time. Maybe I should really get rid of them )
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ignoring all the military kit in my dorm room
usefull: tan gortex jacket shell polar tech tops/bottoms iPod with solar charger CRKT M16-14ZSF locking folder knife refillable butane torch lighter polarized sunglasses other: half a ghurka cigar cigar punch, cutters, and pipe tool. dummy corded together 3/4 scale skull 1 rite in rain notebook filled with bad poetry PSP with no games jasmine oil
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