Greetings!

Please, all the help I need of you is to show me the way I can find resources of: Planes, data-sheets, or guide with steps of how to build the armour part by part to get then those parts assembled. I don't know how to search for it in English, I've tried in spanish but there wasn't any result. It doesn't matter the kind of armour yet I'd like to see many examples.

Thank you,
Fernando

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Fernando,
The armour you've pictured is 15th century, not 14th century.

Welcome Fernando!

Wow, you have a ton of ambition and a tall order to fill. I highly recommend you purchase or borrow a copy of Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction: The 14th Century by Brian R. Price. This book will be of substantial help to you.

Good Luck!

It's Ok... I am just asking for the way to look for guides, or tutorials with description

I think I could search using the word "pattern" ... any other recomendation?

http://www.armourarchive.org/patterns/
http://www.arador.com/construction/index.html
http://www.eskimo.com/~cwn/armour.html
http://www.gwynfor.org/G/article/Armour/patterns.htm

JG,

If the issue was that simple it would be nice. If I were to do an average for most limb armour it'd be 18 gauge but breastplates and helm would be 14 gauge or there abouts.

In the end 14th century is a great place to start for armour. Let us know if you have any questions.

RPM

Great, All of you. Thank you.

I guess I have enough information to start. :)

Yeah, the helmet and breastplate would be thick, though 18-20 gauge would be more accurate for the limb armour. Armour derives a lot of it's strength from it's shape.
(A 3/4" X 6" strip of 20 gauge mild steel with a flute down the center would be very difficult to bend by hand.)
Someone suggested the "Armour Archive", which I think is a great site. Have you had any experience before?
If you haven't, I think a complete harness in 4 months is a bit unreasonable, just saying.