Posts: 9 Location: Dublin Ireland
Mon 11 Jul, 2011 9:02 am
My WOTR armour. I tend to use this only for display and light sword work as it cost a lot of money. I use a composite armour for getting stuck in.
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Posts: 111 Location: Manhattan, Kansas
Mon 11 Jul, 2011 10:03 am
My kit lately:
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Wearing a tailored riveted haubergeon under the harness in order to try out the mail "double skirt" look popular in Italy at the end of the 15th century.
Posts: 313
Mon 11 Jul, 2011 11:15 am
Current state of my constantly evolving kit. Latest additions are gauntlets and legs, both partially made of hardened steel. Everything is self-made except the sword blade
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Posts: 281 Location: Eastern Panhandle WV, USA
Thu 21 Jul, 2011 6:38 pm
Posts: 281 Location: Eastern Panhandle WV, USA
Thu 21 Jul, 2011 6:54 pm
Posts: 14 Location: Brisbane, Australia
Thu 21 Jul, 2011 8:15 pm
Looks great. I have been watching your progress and it is really coming along very well!
Is that a DSA sword I see there?
Posts: 281 Location: Eastern Panhandle WV, USA
Thu 21 Jul, 2011 8:35 pm
Thank you! And yes, I am a proud owner of a DSA.
The Norman.
I have maned mine Von Gottesmund, which is german for "Of God's Mouth."
It's reference to revelations, chap 19.
Posts: 671 Location: The Netherlands
Fri 22 Jul, 2011 1:14 am
Looks very nice! Where does the surcoat and mantle come from? Did you make them yourself?
Posts: 281 Location: Eastern Panhandle WV, USA
Fri 22 Jul, 2011 9:28 am
The Surcoate and Mantle were made by a local seamstress. Her work is very nice. She also made my tabard.
Posts: 643 Location: Minnesota, USA
Fri 22 Jul, 2011 1:58 pm
Nathan,
It does my heart good to see a young man in such a quality kit. You have a 20 year head start on me, and I can't wait to see where this journey takes you. Thank you for sharing! :cool:
I am very impressed by your painted besagues, they are very fetching! :)
Posts: 281 Location: Eastern Panhandle WV, USA
Fri 22 Jul, 2011 2:28 pm
Holy aventaille Batman, it's that disembodied houndskull from Modernchivalry!
Haha, thanks. It's a passion. What can I say? ;)
Oh and the besagues are a favorite part of my kit :)
I have some polyens with a similar scheme coming along......
Posts: 700 Location: Bourgas, Bulgaria
Mon 08 Aug, 2011 12:26 pm
My reconstruction of a noble warrior from the Second Bulgarian Empire during 13th - 14th C.
In civilian clothing
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The same without the
kaftan
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And with a lamellar armour and almost full arsenal of weapons
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Fully armed, shooting a reflex bow
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Posts: 643 Location: Minnesota, USA
Tue 09 Aug, 2011 11:27 am
Wow Boris, just wow! :eek: :)
I must say that I look forward to your posts with anticipation and envy. We all know you are quite an artisan, did you also make the helmet, dagger, sheath and belt purse highlighted in the photographs? I like how your new mace is simply and effectively mounted through the belt-purse support, nicely done. :cool:
Posts: 14 Location: Münzenberg/Germany
Fri 12 Aug, 2011 5:45 am
Here is a first picture of my Armour, which is nearly complete after more than five Years:
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I have still do change some details, but as a first Impression the Picture is quite usable.
Best regards
Andrej
Posts: 678 Location: Australia.
Fri 12 Aug, 2011 6:05 am
I don't know about you guys, but if I was a captain, I'd hire Boris, heck, I'd hire everyone in this thread! :lol:
Keep up the awesome work guys, it's an inspiration to all.
Posts: 8,310 Location: Montreal,Quebec,Canada
Fri 12 Aug, 2011 6:30 am
Sam Gordon Campbell wrote: |
I don't know about you guys, but if I was a captain, I'd hire Boris, heck, I'd hire everyone in this thread! :lol:
Keep up the awesome work guys, it's an inspiration to all. |
Yeah, imagine a Fantasy novel where all the participants in this Topic thread where magically transported into a " mythical " Medieval land menaced by some Barbarian Horde and we where their only hope. ;) :lol:
Nice fantasy we could all appreciate I think, but if real I think most of use would be in a " panic " having to cope with a real Medieval World.
If written realistically from the POV of each person reacting in various ways, learning to work together, using our real skills but also faced with various physical and emotional lack of skill !
Most of use might be able to fight on foot, in theory, but few of us would be competent horsemen for example.
A lot of us are out of shape couch potatoes and real weapons flying at our faces would be something to " adapt " to.
Well, put us all on the field of battle by surprise without any notice in our armour and favourite weapons we might just look the part enough to bluff the Barbarian Horde into hesitating before coming to blows ..... we would have to get our act together fast and get the most competent and brave to the front line and form some quickly improvised shield wall !
Maybe a good author will read this and steal the idea. ;) :p :lol: :cool:
Posts: 281 Location: Eastern Panhandle WV, USA
Fri 12 Aug, 2011 6:49 am
Watch Centurion a about a dozen times. Imagine all that crap happening to you.
I think by then you would become numb to the bloodbath :p
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Sat 13 Aug, 2011 1:44 pm
Andrej Pfeiffer-Perkuhn wrote: |
Here is a first picture of my Armour, which is nearly complete after more than five Years:
I have still do change some details, but as a first Impression the Picture is quite usable.
Best regards
Andrej |
Its beautiful.
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