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Published: 2013-07-31 13:43:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 11662; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 167
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front body view of me during the last KrigshjΓ€rta Larp. This time playing "Kaspar von Luntz" a simple footsoldier for "The Guild" that means a versatile mercenary, a "Fotknecht" . Armed with Crossbow, Katzbalger, dagger and shield, their supposed to be able to handle different situations.Shame i cant fight
note - the iron cross is not a nazi reference, and was used way before the WWII. In the larp, the cross symbolizes a faith in the war-themed religion, that worships the simple aspects of war.
Some of the gear i made myself, some i commissioned. based on the koncept art i made for this kind of soldier. ( fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/i/201β¦ )
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Very nice equipment!
I do wonder about the Iron Cross thought: it's a prop made by yourself, commissioned for the use of this LART, or it's a real one/replica bought and repurposed?
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Man, I really love your gear. Schaller are just plain awesome.
And the photo really adds to it, how you're just not giving a fuck about those nettles.
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That's a Maltese cross on the armor anyway - shame you couldn't find a medal like it as well!
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I love this costume. It has all the gritty badass footsoldier vibes. I really like that helmet, and have been trying to find a similar sallet style helm. Did you make it yourself or was that one of the commissioned pieces?
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I think this is bought at SPQR if i remember it correctly.
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Thanks! This is really inspiring me to take my larp game to the next level.
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Glad i could inspire! let me know if i can do anything to help!Β
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Man, can you please for once stop making me jealous of your kit?
Absolutely love it, both in concept and in execution!
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hehe, ill take that as one hell of a compliment..but no, sorry, no plans to stop. ( gotta plan the next outfit )
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hehe, Γ€h, vi brΓ€cker detta med Jaegers
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